Would you rather live in Dublin or London?

Dublin is more of the city that gives off a small-town vibe. London, on the other hand, gives off more of a big city feel. So, between the two, it really depends on which vibe you prefer. London is for you if you are more into the big city and exploring the arts and culture.

Is Ireland weather better than England?

Typically Ireland is cloudier and wetter than most of the UK. It generally has milder winters, and cooler summers. Both have mild climates but the UK is more prone to extreme temperatures, particularly heatwaves from the continent that reach northern Europe every summer.

Is Ireland safer than the UK?

While the UK, France, Belgium, Germany, Egypt and Tunisia have all suffered attacks in recent years, Ireland is largely considered a secure place.

Are salaries higher in Ireland or UK?

As you can see from our chart, the Irish junior staff workforce receive a slightly higher salary than their equivalents in the UK. The result is a 6\% average differential* in Irish salaries over the UK. Analysing data we have from 2007, we found similar results – a 5\% differential over the UK.

Is Ireland a good country to live?

Ireland has been named ‘Best good country in the world’ as it has made the greatest contribution to humanity and the planet, according to the first ever Good Country Index.

Is New York safer than Dublin?

Quality of Life in Dublin….Safety comparisons Dublin vs New York, NY.

City	Crime Index
New York, NY, United States	47.68
Dublin, Ireland	51.72
Prague, Czech Republic	24.2

Is it better to live in Ireland or the UK?

Ireland has a higher standard of living and has the advantage that Irish citizens are better accepted than UK citizens all around the world plus Irish citizenship allows right of travel to, working in and residence in other EU countries. It really depends on what you want.

Is it better to live in Glasgow or Dublin?

Housing in Glasgow is half the price of Dublin as well. That said if you want to get EU citizenship in 5yrs Ireland is the way to go. Personally, I like the mountains so I’d rather Scotland but I move between both. Despite what I’ve said here I do love Ireland, just wish it was more progressive.

What is it like to live in Dublin Vs London?

London is huge and busy, culturally captivating and has everything on offer. Life in central London can be very comfortable if you can afford it. Dublin seems provincial in comparison but it has a bit of everything as well, including some very pleasant residential districts and the air feels free from pollution.

What are the similarities between Ireland and the UK?

The west coast of Ireland is like Cornwall, while Dublin is the equal of most UK cities except London. Both have similar climates and a similar reverence for humor. Both are cloudy and grey, both drink lots of tea, both experience constant drizzle, etc.