. '
. '
. '
. '
. '
Cost of Living In Ireland- FAQs
In Ireland, the average yearly disposable income per person is $29,488, which is a bit less than the OECD average of $30,490.
REVEALED IN FREE VIRTUAL SUMMIT
- Countries
Top Destinations:
Whether you’re looking for fun and sun, a peaceful retirement, or the chance to earn some extra income, you’ve got a real world of opportunity open to you… In short, we’ve done our best to narrow down your best options, but only you can decide the right country for you.Best For:
- Store
Unlock The World
Overseas Havens Reports
Conference Kits
Lahardan Books
Your passport to a life well-lived abroadSubscriptions
Our Customer Service team is here to assist with any questions or concerns CustomerService@LiveandInvestOverseas.com
- Countries
Top Destinations:
Whether you’re looking for fun and sun, a peaceful retirement, or the chance to earn some extra income, you’ve got a real world of opportunity open to you… In short, we’ve done our best to narrow down your best options, but only you can decide the right country for you.Best For:
- Store
Unlock The World
Overseas Havens Reports
Conference Kits
Lahardan Books
Your passport to a life well-lived abroadSubscriptions
Our Customer Service team is here to assist with any questions or concerns CustomerService@LiveandInvestOverseas.com
LIVE AND INVEST IN PORTUGAL
WORLD’S #1 RETIREMENT HAVEN
Simply sign up to receive the FREE daily e-letter, Overseas Opportunity Letter plus our In Focus: Europe newsletter and we’ll immediately email you our editors’ latest research report… absolutely FREE
We Value Your Privacy! We will not share your email address with anyone else, period.
Cost of Living In Ireland
Quality Cost of Living in Ireland
Learn more about this and other countries in our free, daily Overseas Opportunity Letter. Simply enter your email address below and we’ll send you our FREE REPORT: The 10 Best Places To Retire In 2024
Quality Cost of Living in Ireland
Ireland is not the cheapest place to settle down, but you’ll find that it offers a relaxing, rewarding environment for your much anticipated life abroad.
In many areas of Ireland, the cost of living is about US$2,500 per month. If you’re savvy, your budget may even be lower.
Most importantly, the cost of living in Ireland is a forever-moving target, especially if the currency in which you derive your income differs from the euro.
Reviewed By Lief Simon
Lief Simon is the managing editor of Global Property Advisor, Simon Letter, and Offshore Living Letter. He has purchased more than 45 properties, investing in 23 different countries around the world.
Start Your New Overseas Life Today
A world full of fun, adventure, and profit awaits! Sign up for our free daily e-letter, Overseas Opportunity Letter, and we’ll send you a FREE report on the 10 Best Places To Retire In Style Overseas Today 2024
We Value Your Privacy! We will not share your email address with anyone else, period.
So What Will It Cost You To Live In Ireland?
Truthfully, the only one who can answer that question is you.
Firstly, if living in a major city like Dublin is your dream, the cost of living here, as in any major city, will be higher. So, rent can start at about US$880 and run as high as US$2,200.
Outside of Dublin, in the lush, green countryside you can pay US$450 or less.
You can find meals at about US$16, but this is no mere bowl of soup. For the price, the carvery lunch serves up sliced chunks of juicy meat, cooked veggies, and, potatoes.
We’ve covered a roof over your head and food in your belly, but what if you get sick or simply need a check-up.
Health care is definitely something to factor in.
Health insurance costs are about US$1,000 annually, but compared to monthly costs in other nations, this is reasonable when spread out over 12 months.
Again, we can’t tell you how much the cost of living in Ireland will be for your situation, but the figures below can help you get a better idea of what to expect.
| Monthly Living Expenses (Dublin) | Cost Per Month |
|---|---|
| Rent (2 bedroom apartment in the city) | US$900 |
| Transportation (monthly unlimited bus pass) | US$160 |
| Electric, gas, water, and garbage. | US$160 |
| Internet (Eir 4G Wireless Broadband) | US$35 |
| Telephone (100 minutes on cell phone) | US$20 |
| Cable TV (lowest cost) | US$35 |
| Household Help (one day/week at $50/day) | US$200 |
| Groceries | US$500 |
| Entertainment | US$400 |
| Health Insurance | US$85 |
| Total Monthly Expenses | US$2,495 |
Start Your New Life Today, Overseas
A world full of fun, adventure, and profit awaits! Sign up for our free daily e-letter, Overseas Opportunity Letter, and we'll send you a FREE report on the 10 Best Places To Retire In Style Overseas In , Plus FREE access to our upcoming 2025’s Top 14 Retirement Havens Webinar.
Reviewed By Lief Simon
Lief Simon is the managing editor of Global Property Advisor, Simon Letter, and Offshore Living Letter. He has purchased more than 45 properties, investing in 23 different countries around the world.
Start Your New Overseas Life Today
A world full of fun, adventure, and profit awaits! Sign up for our free daily e-letter, Overseas Opportunity Letter, and we’ll send you a FREE report on the 10 Best Places To Retire In Style Overseas Today 2024
We Value Your Privacy! We will not share your email address with anyone else, period.
Latest On Cost of Living In Ireland
' . . '
' . . '
' . . '
' . . '
' . . '
More Resources From Ireland
Places
Economy
Living
Other Resources
Places
Economy
Living
Other Resources
We Value Your Privacy! We will not share your email address with anyone else, period.
As seen in
© 2008 – Live and Invest Overseas™ – All Rights Reserved.
