21 years were enough for Dublin, one of the safest cities in the world, to become one of the most dangerous!

“Dublin is one of the safest cities in the world” – proudly wrote the Irish Examiner in 2003. 21 years have passed and now it is described as follows: “Dublin is among the 10 most dangerous cities in Europe!”

“Dublin is one of the safest cities in the world” – wrote the Irish Examiner proudly in 2003.

21 years later and Dublin is now characterized by the following article:

“Dublin is among the 10 most dangerous cities in Europe!” – writes the Sunday World.

https://www.sundayworld.com/crime/irish-crime/dublin-ranks-among-the-top-ten-most-dangerous-major-cities-in-europe/a922091890.html

Can everyone guess the main process that led to not only the UK, but Ireland becoming such a place?!

I can tell you that it’s not the Irish drinking more Guinness beer and it’s not them going wild, attacking each other…

Who is attacking them, well, I leave that to your imagination!

https://www.sundayworld.com/crime/irish-crime/dublin-ranks-among-the-top-ten-most-dangerous-major-cities-in-europe/a922091890.html

A new global study finds that Dublin is among the “most dangerous” nighttime entertainment venues in Europe.

The OLBG team conducted a study to uncover Europe’s safest and most dangerous major destinations, with Dublin ranking 9th in the top ten when it comes to danger!

🔴 Three British cities ranked above Dublin: Birmingham is the most dangerous, Manchester and London are in fifth and eighth place, respectively.

Unsurprisingly, Naples ranked second, with Paris in third place.

The Greek capital, Athens, came in fourth, with Lyon and Brussels in sixth and seventh place. Milan rounded off the top ten.

The least safe European destinations:

1. Birmingham, England 35.92 (safety score)
2. Naples, Italy 37.82
3. Paris, France 42.24
4. Athens, Greece 43.94
5. Manchester, England 44.96
6. Lyon, France 45.32
7. Brussels, Belgium 45.40
8. London, England 45.80
9. Dublin, Ireland 47.18
10. Milan, Italy 48.70

Further results of the study by the company showed that Stockholm, Sweden has the worst nightlife in Europe, with the least number of bars and entertainment venues per 100,000 residents at 2.31.