The Best Places to Meet Single Women in Dublin, Ireland

Dublin is the capital of Ireland. It is an ancient city, dating back thousands of years, built along the east coast of the country. Most of the residents are native to Ireland, but there are small populations of people who have emigrated from other countries. The primary religion is Christianity, with Roman Catholics making up most of those numbers. The median age of residents is thirty-six, which is great news for young single men hoping to put themselves out there and meet single women in their thirties.

If you love to read, you could start your quest at the Dublin Book Festival, which takes place each year the first week of November. You could buy a bunch of books, collect autographs from your favorite authors, or attend some of their panels or workshops. Find your next great read, while you search for your next great love!

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Another wonderful annual event is the Festival of African and Black Irish Theatre. This usually takes place the second or third week in November, meaning you won't have to miss out on the Dublin Book Festival if you'd like to attend both. This is a great choice for anyone who considers themselves a theatre nerd, or is of African heritage. The festival lasts three days and includes several performances and keynote speakers who give lectures on the history of African theatre in Ireland.

You might also check out the program of performances over at The Gate Theatre. This is a historic theatre that has lots of plays and musicals to choose from. You could meet some interesting women, as you mingle during intermission.

Another place to check out is the Moore Street Market. This is a bustling outdoor market filled with all kinds of vendors selling different wares. You could buy fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, flowers, and much more. You may even decide to use those flowers as a way to woo a woman you are interested in.

You could also decide to get some fresh air at one of Dublin's parks. Hanging out at the park, you're sure to meet many different people in your community including single women. There is St. Stephen's Green. This is a beautiful old park that has been in existence since the mid 1600s. It was once private only to the surrounding residents, but, lucky for you, it is now open to the public. This is a great place to go for a walk and enjoy the scenery. Be friendly, and wave hello to others, as you meander along. You’ll likely run into women who are there to soak in some sunshine or to spend the afternoon reading a book.

There is also Herbert Park. This park isn't as old and historic, but there is a bit more to do here. There is a pond that would provide a lovely view to anyone who loves wildlife. The pond is filled with ducks and fish. This might also be a good place to hang out for anyone who likes photography. You could hang out along the shore and snap pictures. The park also has tennis courts and a bowling green. Try to strike up a conversation with women that you encounter. If you feel chemistry with a particular woman, you could challenge her to a tennis match, as way to prolong the interaction and get to know her better.

Speaking of sports, Dublin has more than enough games to choose from, if you like to deck yourself out in team colors and cheer from the stands. One place to seek out love could be Aviva Stadium. Here, you could watch a match of the Ireland National Union Rugby Team. For something quintessentially Irish, you could watch the Gaelic Games over at Croke Park. Dublin is also home to the Bohemian Football Club. Sporting events are always fun and filled with positive energy. That's what makes them such a good option for those hoping to meet attractive women to date.

You might also try immersing yourself in the local nightlife. Dublin has lots of bars and restaurants to choose from. This is a setting where people are relaxed and often looking to socialize and you’re likely to come across single attractive women or even groups of them. The Workmans Club is a venue that has been a part of the Dublin social scene for decades. It is a historic venue with many of the original design elements still being used. They have a DJ that plays a variety of different music styles, and they often have live music events as well. They also have karaoke nights; a fun activity that is sure to get you chatting with the other patrons. L. Mulligan. Grocer is another watering hole popular with locals. They have a wide selection of beer, whiskey, and other liquors. They are also well-known for their delicious pub food. You could go just to relax with a drink and see what happens, or you attend one of their many tasting events. You could use the liquors being sampled as a way to start a conversation with women in attendance.

If you prefer to calm and cozy atmosphere of a cafe, you could spend the afternoon at Keoghs Cafe over on Trinity Street. This place has coffee, smoothies, baked goods, and lunch dishes, such as chicken wings and hot sandwiches.

Then again, you could also meet new people by taking a walk through one of Dublin's many museums. The National Wax Museum Plus is one whimsical venue sure to put anyone in a silly and sociable mood. They have scores of wax figures, representing everyone from historical figures to fictional characters.

Art lovers could peruse the exhibits over at the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA). This museum houses a huge collection of contemporary art. It is set up in a building from the 17^th century, and just taking a walk around the grounds itself is a wonder to behold. The area is landscaped beautifully with trees and outdoor fountains. The inside is just as impressive, with paintings and sculptures from many different artists. The museum also hosts many different events such as panels and lecture series, where you can learn more about modern art, and hopefully meet some other art enthusiasts in the process.