The research was carried out by UK insurance group CIA Landlord.
Dublin has been ranked as the seventh least financially viable city to live in the world.
The capital was put to the test along with 55 other cities globally.
It was determined based on the amount of disposable income available to residents.
They subtracted the cost of living and the cost of rent by the average salary.
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After paying their bills, Dubliners end up having on average around €785 worth of debt each month.
The study also found the average cost of a 3-bed apartment in the city centre was over €2,900.
In comparison, Rome, who ended up the least financially viable, costs around €2,000 for a 3 bed.
However, employees in Dublin are on higher salaries compared to the European average.
