Dublin, Ireland
Dubcess of Delayed Trams
"Come for the pints, stay for the Luas that never comes"
Official Coat of Arms
A shield bearing three empty pint glasses rampant, a crossed set of Luas tram tracks that lead nowhere in particular, and a single seagull mid-theft of a chip, all beneath a banner reading 'Ah Sure It'll Be Grand'.
TripAdvisor Review
★★★★☆ 4/5
"Spent a week here and fell in love with the Georgian doors on Merrion Square, but tried to get from Temple Bar to Ranelagh at rush hour and aged visibly. The Guinness at the Gravity Bar is expensive but the view of the city almost justifies it. Someone please fix the housing situation before my next visit, I saw a one-bed flat advertised for the price of a small castle."— Barry_from_Basingstoke
Property Listing
Charming period conversion in vibrant Dublin, mere steps from three separate Centra shops and a bus stop serviced by buses that are, in principle, scheduled! Perfect starter home for the young professional who enjoys the character-building experience of bidding wars.
Twinned With
San Francisco — Both cities have gorgeous bay views, tech company offices everywhere, and rents that make locals weep openly in coffee shops.
Supporting Evidence
Dublin's Ha'penny Bridge was originally a toll bridge charging a half-penny to cross, which is roughly what a coffee cost there before the current century's price inflation.