In general it's safe to walk home alone  when it's dark but some people prefer not to when it's the weekend as there may be drunk people around, who may verbally or physically or sexually attack you.

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Situated off the northwestern coast of Europe, Ireland, often referred to as the emerald isle due to its lush green landscapes, is an enigmatic blend of captivating history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty. Known for its iconic landmarks including the ancient Newgrange tomb, the towering Cliffs of Moher, the stony Burren landscapes, and the iconic castles dotting its countryside, Ireland is also a haven for music and literature lovers, being the homeland of globally-renowned writers and bands. The vibrant city of Dublin, home to the famous Guinness Storehouse and Jameson Distillery, offers a mix of historical and modern attractions while the charming rural regions encapsulate the true Irish spirit. With its heartwarming hospitality, Ireland promises an unforgettable travel experience, wrapped in folklore, tradition and stunning scenery.

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Nestled in County Tipperary, Nenagh is a charming Irish town that captivates visitors with its rich history and vibrant culture. Conveniently located near the shores of Lough Derg, it serves as a gateway to exploring the scenic beauty of the Shannon region. Nenagh is famously known for its iconic Nenagh Castle, a 13th-century fortress offering panoramic views from its majestic cylindrical keep. Stroll through the town and discover its delightful blend of historic architecture and modern amenities, with the grand Nenagh Heritage Centre providing an insightful journey into the past. The town is also celebrated for its lively market, traditional Irish pubs, and the annual Spleodar Nenagh Arts Festival, which fills the streets with music and art, making it a delightful destination for any traveler seeking to experience the warmth and spirit of Ireland.

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