Perception of public safety lowest late and overnight, with 61 per cent feeling unsafe on south side and 73 per cent on north side
Assistant Commissioner for Dublin Metropolin Region Angie Willis; Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Paschal Donohoe; Chief Superintendent Patrick McMenamin; and Minister for Justice Helen McEntee: Crime fears have risen following high-profile attacks. Photograph: Laura HuttonPerceptions of public safety have deteriorated significantly in Dublin in recent years, with that decline under way long before the pandemic began in early 2020 and having continued since then, research shows.
Studies commissioned by business representative group Dublin Town reveal the sharpest falls in perceptions of safety in the city centre occurred between 2016 and the start of 2020. Fears about crime in Dublin have been heightened in recent weeks following high-profile attacks in the city. Two weeks ago Minister for Justice Helen McEntee unveiled a €10 million top-up budget for Garda overtime in Dublin to the remainder of the year in a bid to boost Garda patrols.
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