Competition launched to find the Best Place to Live in Ireland

At the launch of The Irish Times Best Place to Live 2021, in association with Randox, were Samuel Rooney, 8, Eleanor Hurn, 9 and Will Bell, 10 from Kimmage, Co Dublin. Picture: Conor McCabe Photography.

At the launch of The Irish Times Best Place to Live 2021, in association with Randox, were Samuel Rooney, 8, Eleanor Hurn, 9 and Will Bell, 10 from Kimmage, Co Dublin. Picture: Conor McCabe Photography.

Community pride is commonplace in Ireland but now you have the chance to put your homeplace to the test. 

It's been nine years since Westport, Co Mayo won the coveted ‘Best Place to Live in Ireland’ title in 2012 in the midst of the financial crisis.

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