Student accommodation in Dublin

In close proximity to Dublin City University, Ballymun is increasingly a popular choice for student properties in Dublin. Located directly north of the city centre, Ballymun student houses also benefit from being on the doorstep of the only Ikea in Ireland, so get your tools ready to kit out your room! For those coming to Dublin from afar, Ballymun is on the doorstep of Dublin Airport, making your trips home at the end of each term nice and easy!

Located on the Northside of Dublin and with the River Tolka running through it, Drumcondra is well located to offer student houses to anyone attending TU Dublin, Trinity College Dublin (TCD) and Dublin City University. If you’re a sports fan, head down the road to Croke Park for Gaelic Football and Hurling matches. With a capacity of 80,000, it also plays host to concerts and other major events throughout the year.

You’ll be set for a good “craic” if you choose to live in student accommodation in Dublin city centre. Most of the university campuses are based here and the centre of Dublin has something new to explore at every turn - from picnics in Pheonix Park to The National Botanic Gardens.

Situated between Stoneybatter and Phibsboro - Grangegorman is a suburban area on the outskirts of the City Centre in Dublin 7. The area is now being developed into an urban quarter and the site of the new DIT campus. Residents rave about the great community feel and abundance of green space. And students love the area because of the fantastic range of student housing in Dublin.

Stoneybatter is a neighbourhood located on the Northside of the city and it's in the Dublin 7 postal district. It's an up-and-coming area with a variety of independent shops, cafes, and pubs to choose from. Stoneybatter is well connected with bus routes to the city centre or to campus and offers plenty of choices when it comes to cheap student accommodation in Dublin.

The Liberties is located south of the River Liffey in Dublin 8 and is one of Dublin's richly historic neighbourhoods. Many Trinity College Dublin students choose to live here due to its close proximity to the campus which is a short stroll away. Aside from that - there’s a host of student rentals in Dublin available in all shapes and sizes. There are several traditional pubs and bars to visit in The Liberties. It's also close to both the city centre and Temple Bar and just over 1km from Heuston Station and St. Patrick’s Cathedral.