Dublin
Big-tech salaries, Georgian streets, pub culture that actually delivers.
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Friendly, English-speaking, EU's tech HQ. Google, Meta, Stripe, LinkedIn all on your doorstep. Compact city you can walk end-to-end in an hour.
Most multilingual roles cluster around Silicon Docks and Sandyford. Offices are modern, hybrid is standard, and the talent scene is genuinely international. Over 20% of Dubliners were born abroad.
Dublin Bus, two Luas tram lines (Red & Green), DART suburban rail and a growing BusConnects network. A monthly Leap Card is around €88. The city is famously walkable and very bike-friendly with Dublinbikes.
Temple Bar for the cliché, but locals drink in Camden Street, Dame Lane and Stoneybatter. Live trad music nightly, world-class craft beer scene (Guinness Open Gate, Galway Bay Brewery), and late-night clubs in Workmans, Hangar and Index.
Surprisingly strong food scene: Michelin-starred Chapter One and Liath, brunch institutions like Bibi's and Two Pups, plus brilliant ramen at Tang and dumplings at M&L. Cheap eats: Hatch & Sons, Boojum, Mr. Fox bar bites.
GAA matches at Croke Park (try a hurling game. Wild), rugby & football at the Aviva, sea swims at the Forty Foot, hiking the Howth & Bray cliff walks, and surfing 2.5 hours away in Bundoran.
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