Ireland
Air quality in Dublin is good. Safe for outdoor exercise.
Data from Open-Meteo • Updated 11:17:01 AM
Dublin benefits from its coastal location and prevailing Atlantic winds that help disperse pollutants. Traffic emissions along the quays and M50 corridor are the main concern. Residential solid fuel burning in winter can cause localized PM2.5 spikes. Overall, the city enjoys relatively clean air compared to other European capitals.
Based on hourly averages, 2023–2025 · Data: Open-Meteo / CAMS
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