Accommodation
Whether travelling alone or with friends, your accommodation search should begin with the Evening Herald, the daily newspaper that advertises bedsits, flats, houses and flatshares.
The DAFT website will also be useful for sourcing accommodation, as will noticeboards in places such as the student travel shop at Trinity College, University College Dublin and Dublin City University.
Most landlords will want you to sign a lease, so if you're only stopping over for a short term stay, your best option is to get a room in an already occupied shared house. This can prove cheaper and will provide an instant social life.
However, if you would prefer setting up a place on your own there are plenty of one-bedroom options available.
Examples of housing in Dublin:
- Islandbridge, Dublin City
2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, furnished - EUR 698.00 monthly. A nice couple required to share a double bedroom in a 2 bed luxury apartment, overlooking a 500 sq ft veranda. Furnished to high standards, with secure parking.
- Phibsborough, Dublin City
1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, furnished - EUR 700.00 monthly. One bedroom flat. Centrally located in Stonybatter, minutes from O'Connell St, on 37 & 39 bus routes. Suit couple. Fully furnished and equipped. Available immediately. Short term lease available.
Examples of housing outside of Dublin:
- Rahoon, Galway City
EUR 235 monthly. Single room to let in spacious 4 bedroom house. Share with 3 others, 15 min walk from NUI Galway/Salthill. 20mins from city centre.
- Cork City Centre, Cork City
EUR 400 monthly. Room to rent in a shared apartment with couple. Luxury apartment. Double bed. Close to Grand Parade Street.
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