Dublin Introduction

Although an exact consensus has not been reached regarding the definition of "Dublin metropolitan area, " this area generally includes Dublin City and Dublin County, and Wicklow, Kildare and Meath County because the commuter belt can be extended to distant places.

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source : WTCF

, Dublin was still an obsolete capital whose modern development was very slow and did not show signs of a rise until the 1960s. In recent years, Dublin's infrastructure has made great improvements and state-owned and private real estate industries, transportation industries and business are all booming. Some famous Dublin streets and buildings were named after bars and businesses that once operated there.

Natural Environment

Ireland is a small country in Western Europe, with the Atlantic Ocean to the west and Irish Sea to the east, opposite to Britain across the sea. Ireland keeps its natural environment quite well, which enjoys green trees and rivers throughout the country, and is also known as the "Emerald Island." May and June are suitable for travel as those months receive the most sunlight. Ireland is also given the name of "Green Island, Emerald, and Emerald Island" for its widespread grassland.

Climate

Dublin enjoys warm ocean climate, features mild winters and cool summers, with no extreme temperatures. Contrary to popular beliefs, Dublin does not have a high amount of rainfall; while rainfall in the west of Ireland is double that of the capital instead. The average maximum temperature in January is 7.6℃ (45.68 degrees Fahrenheit), and that in July is 18.9℃ (66.02 degrees Fahrenheit). On average, May and June enjoy the most sunlight.