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Cost of Living in Dublin, Ireland

Tech hub of Europe. Google, Meta, LinkedIn HQs. Very high rents but high salaries.

Currency
EUR (€)
English Level
Excellent
Healthcare
Public (HSE) + Private

Rental Prices in Dublin

1-Bedroom Apartment
€1,570 - €2,600
per month
2-Bedroom Apartment
€2,070 - €3,500
per month

* Prices shown are second-hand rental market rates, typical for expats.12 neighborhoods tracked. Source: Official government housing statistics.

Monthly Living Costs

Groceries
€400
Transport
€120
Utilities
€315
Dining Out
€200

Utility costs based on Eurostat Energy Statistics.

Popular Neighborhoods

Grand Canal Dock
Silicon Docks. Tech HQs (Google, Meta), modern apartments, waterfront.
10 min walk•€2,300+/mo
Rathmines
Popular south Dublin suburb. Young professionals, cafes, good transport.
20 min bus•€1,900+/mo
Portobello
Trendy canal-side neighborhood. Brunch spots, markets, local feel.
15 min walk•€2,000+/mo
Smithfield
Up-and-coming northside. Historic market square, distilleries, growing arts scene.
10 min walk•€1,800+/mo
Temple Bar
Cultural quarter. Pubs, galleries, live music. Touristy but central.
5 min walk•€2,100+/mo
Ballsbridge
Upscale Dublin 4. Embassy quarter, elegant Victorian homes, leafy streets.
20 min bus•€2,200+/mo

Work Visa

Critical Skills Employment Permit for skilled workers. Stamp 4 for general work.

Processing: 2-4 weeks

Relocation Costs

Usually 1 month deposit. No agent fees for tenants. Very competitive Dublin market.

Typical deposit: 1 months rent

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Data last updated: January 2026•View methodology

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