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Dublin specialists rather than jacks of all trades

Most adults in Dublin pay to see a GP, and many people still find a plumber by asking the neighbours. Each list starts with the firms whose daily work is that exact job.
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Choose a topic to see the Dublin lists inside it, each about one specific need: home and trades, private health, schools and grinds, family life, weddings, motoring, money and legal help, business services, sport and pets. More follow as each one is finished.

Pick the job, then the list

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From Merrion Square to Tallaght

Dublin’s homes range from the Georgian terraces around Merrion Square to the red brick of Rathmines and Ranelagh, the cottages of Stoneybatter and the estates of Tallaght and Blanchardstown. Older houses keep roofers, window fitters and BER assessors busy. Each entry carries an address, which helps you work out the Luas, DART or driving time.

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Why these names, in this order

A firm makes a list when the job is its main work, customers have spoken well of it for years and its own website spells out what it does and charges. Placement is editorial, no firm can buy a place, and anything paid for, Pro or Top, is labelled.

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