based on 100 experiences from female travelers
Nox
France
I felt fairly safe in Dublin especially with a groupe but I wouldn't recommend going too far north. Otherwise there are cops around town who are there to help. The city is very expensive especially accommodation wise. The food is fine, maybe not very local but it's good
Posted: May 7, 2025Experienced: November, 2024I travelled through Ireland for almost 2 months and I loved my time there! Irish people are so warm and welcoming and I got to speak to so many travellers as well as natives. I went to Galway and Cork (concerning the bigger towns) and it was lovely. If you’re in Galway or travelling around there, I’d definitely recommend the cliffs of Moher. It was so so pretty
Posted: April 13, 2025Anna
Russia
I can recommend going out of the city to the countryside-Fota Island, great place to feel united with nature, hike in the woods, and see the giant wildlife zoo, where you can see kangaroos jumping around the woods! I was fascinated with the giant trees and garden with rare trees, which are all very old, and looking like from fairytale! Also you will be very safe in the countryside even hiking alone in the woods. Cork itself is pretty safe too in the centre, but not so much in the periphery, we went 10 minutes walking from city centre towards the periphery and there were no shops, no people, only one very wreaky pub and an a drunkard who followed us for several minutes telling us something incoherent.
Posted: April 11, 2025Anna
Russia
The Cobh is worth visiting for the Titanic museum, that is small but very interesting place, that I totally recommend. Pubs are maybe 10% cheaper there than the rest of Cork area. The Titanic museum works in seances (each 30 or 60 min new group), so if you have to wait to your seance, there’s a cozy pub near across the road.
Posted: April 11, 2025Laura
Italy
I visited Ireland with 10 female friends. We felt extraordinarily safe. Irish people are so heart-warming and welcoming. We asked some Irish families the permission to put our tents in their gardens, they always hosted us with great pleasure.
Posted: April 8, 2025Experienced: July, 2024Based on 80 local experiences
Based on 80 local experiences
Carolyn
I have been living 3 and a half years here and for me it is a pretty save city. I haven’t had any kind of problems till now and I always feel save even walking during night. Public transportation is not the best regarding punctuality but if you are staying close to the city center it is really easy to walk around.
Posted: May 25, 2025Carolyn
Peruvian girl living in Ireland. I love to travel and learn about new cultures. Like languages exchange (currently trying to learn French) Enjoy go for walks, hiking, try new sports or just do chill stuff 😁
Kayla
Hi, my name is Kayla. I'm an aspiring Graphic Designer, Pastry Chef and Painter. I currently live in Ireland. I am obsessed with traveling, meeting new people and trying out new things! ✨🫧🌷
Jeniffer
Dublin
3 days
Hey there! I’m Jeniffer, 24 years old, I'm from Brazil!! Right now I’m on a 6 month exchange program. I’m here to meet new people and make some great memories. I’m a chocolate bar enthusiast and love strolling around to discover new spots. I also have a thing for collecting mini shot glasses and exploring unique perfumes. Let’s hang out!
Srishti
Dublin
3 days
International student, trying to not rot in bed mostly and actually explore!! Up for anything;)
Julie
Hey everyone ! My name is Julie. I'm a student of archaeology, a few months away from graduating. I'm excited to meet new people during my travels, but also in my hometown, Rennes !
Charlotte
I love going on adventures, I wanna do everything, front night life to sightseeing, count me in