The water in Dublin
- Hardness
- 39–311 ppm
- Band
- Soft – Hard
- Source
- Uisce Éireann
Tap water in Dublin measures 39–311 ppm (2.2–17.4 °dH), which ranges anywhere from soft to hard, according to figures published by Uisce Éireann.
Built for this water
Parthenope
The reference blend, built for the middle of the spread. In Naples that is the high ground — the Vomero, Posillipo, Chiaiano, the Sanità — where the water sits near 21 French degrees. Dense, dark, long on the tongue. If your water lands in the middle, start here and do not move.
See the blend →Your neighbourhood matters more than your city
The water in Dublin runs from 39 ppm to 311 ppm — a spread of 271 ppm that crosses Soft → Medium → Hard. That is not imprecision: a city this size is served by several waterworks, and the average describes no tap in particular. Check which works supplies your street before you trust a city figure, ours included.
The same number, three ways
- °dH
- 2.2–17.4 °dH
- °f
- 3.9–31.1 °f
- ppm CaCO₃
- 39–311 ppm
German utilities publish °dH, French and Italian ones °f, British and Irish ones ppm CaCO₃. Same water, three conventions — worth knowing if you compare your city with one abroad.
Of the 47 cities we publish, Dublin ranks 29th by hardness.
Cities with the closest water to this one
Closest match abroad
The water most like Dublin's, outside Ireland, is Plovdiv.
Plovdiv — 87–257 ppm →Where this number comes from
Published by Uisce Éireann. We do not estimate: a city without a figure we could read on the utility's own publication is not on this site at all.
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