In Dublin, the rising costs of food and drink are prompting young Millennials and Gen Z to seek alternative social spaces, such as Drury Street and the canal, as informal 'third places' to gather. These generations prioritize community and social interaction, especially given their challenges in home ownership and the high cost of living, which restrict traditional outings. Despite some local objections, their need for connection drives this trend, highlighting the importance of affordable social options in urban environments.
With the rising costs of food and drink, Millennials and Gen Z in Dublin are transforming spaces like Drury Street into a 'third place' for socializing, despite local objections.
Young people in Ireland are seeking a sense of community and a designated 'third place' for social interaction, largely because traditional outings have become financially burdensome.
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