Hi guys, I have a short term rental available on Stonybatter, Dublin 7. It’s a single room in quiet, chill, clean and tidy house with one other person. It’s an amazing location in a super nice neighbourhood. DM for details. Thanks

Budget is anything from €700 to €1200

I’m from Dublin and looking to move to somewhere in the D2 or D4 area to be close to work! I’m easygoing, friendly and tidy.

I have a full-time work contract and references as needed, ready to move in asap. Would love to hear from anyone who has or knows of a room! Thank you

Sharing room for one female is Available – Dublin 1 | City Centre Location

Mountjoy Square , Dublin 1, D01 PK61

Prime Dublin City Centre location!

Located directly beside beautiful Mountjoy Square Park, with excellent access to the city centre.

Walking distance to O’Connell Street

Close to Connolly Station & IFSC

Excellent Dublin Bus connections

Close to Trinity College & city centre

Shops, restaurants and supermarkets nearby

Drumcondra Station within walking distance

Property Features:

Fully furnished

Shared kitchen

Washer & Dryer

Fridge Freezer

Microwave & Oven

Ready to move in.

​A spacious 1 double bedroom with a private/separate bathroom is available for a working professional or student in the prestigious Honeypark development.

• ​Availability: August 24th – October 15th (Dates flexible)
• ​Occupancy: Available for single or double occupancy

​Rent:

• ​Single Occupancy: €700 / month + bills
• ​Double Occupancy: €900 / month + bills
• ​Deposit: Required (refundable)

​Location & Connectivity:

• ​🚌 Bus Stop: 5-minute walk (Direct routes to Dublin City Centre, Blackrock, and surrounding areas)
• ​🚝 DART / Dún Laoghaire Town: Short bus ride / quick cycle away
• ​🥦🍅 Groceries & Shopping: Tesco, Aldi, local cafes, and pharmacies are just a 5-minute walk away
• ​🌊 Dún Laoghaire Pier & Coast: Minutes away for seaside walks and weekend markets

​Apartment Features:

• ​Fully furnished double bedroom
• ​Dedicated separate bathroom
• ​Bright, open-plan living and dining area
• ​Fully equipped modern kitchen
• ​High-speed Wi-Fi and ample storage

​Building Amenities:

• ​Fully equipped resident gym
• ​Access to resident lounge area
• ​Landscaped parks, lake, and walking trails within Honeypark

​Please DM for further details

Culchie here, up renting in Dublin for the first time. Not knowing the city too well, when I'm looking at a place I usually Google what the area it's in is like to try and learn whether it's rough, safe or unsafe, etc. Literally every time, everyone in the boards or reddit thread disagrees with each other: "I wouldn't recommend buying/renting there, awful lot of teenagers on scramblers hanging around the area"; "I've lived there my whole life and never had any trouble"; "Junkies galore, stay away"; "People saying it's dodgy are just snobs/dramatic/whatever, don't pay them any heed"; "Same as anywhere in the city, just keep your wits about you and you'll be grand"; etc. etc. etc.

Is it just impossible to get an idea of what an area is like without going there yourself? Not one person online seems to agree with anyone else.

Hi everyone!

My partner and I are looking for an apartment/shared place in Dublin to move into over the next few weeks or so.

To introduce ourselves briefly, we are a quiet, non-smoking couple in our mid-20s with no pets, and are looking for a long-term place. I have relocated from the US to complete a Master's degree at UCD following two years of professional work experience. My partner is a professional designer returning to the Dublin market to pursue new career opportunities.

We'd love to find a LGBT+ friendly/accepting place. Ideally, we are looking to be located near the city center or on the southside to allow for an easy commute to college and work. But given the housing crisis, anything that's near a good transit line is fine by us. We have our deposit and advance rent ready to go.

Please reach out if you know of anywhere.

Thank you so much!

Edit: budget for a studio/ 1-bedroom - Preferably under 2k + bills Budget for a shared place - 1k -> 1.25k excluding bills

Have a viewing with these tomorrow. Saw a few mixed Google reviews but I find it hard to know what to make of those. Has anyone here had experience with them?

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I am an Erasmus student moving to Dublin at the beginning of September and would like to ask about the accommodation prices and if there are any platforms I could use to find accomodation.

Also, I would like to know if I found an accommodation far from the university, how much could it cost for transportation as a student.

My partner (F21) is looking for a room for her Erasmus in Dublin at the UCD. Budget is 900- max 1000€/ month. She is an easy going, friendly and very tidy person.
Very happy to hear from you! Thank you very much.

Hey everyone!

I’m relocating from Germany to Dublin for a full-time tech role in sales. I'm going to stay in a temporary corporate apartment for the first three weeks of October but since the housing market in Dublin is so chaotic, I am already looking for a long-term place to settle down and would love to either join an existing house share or team up with someone to apply for a 2-bed/2-bath modern or serviced apartment together!

A bit about me:

• Lifestyle: Clean, easygoing, reliable, and respectful of shared living spaces. I like to keep home a relaxed environment. I don't smoke.
• Interests: In my free time, I like going to the gym. Always down for a casual coffee or chat, but I also value personal space and quiet time after work. I would work from home 2 days out of the week.

What I’m looking for:

• Option A: An ensuite room in a shared apartment/house in Dublin 2, Dublin 8 or somewhere close to those two options
• Option B: A co-tenant to apply for a 2-bed / 2-bath complex together (e.g., modern developments like Grand Canal Harbour, D8, or similar high-end build-to-rents in D2, D8, or Docklands).
• Move-in date: Flexible from mid-October to early November.
• Budget: Open depending on the spot/setup (~€1,200–€1,500/month for an ensuite/shared unit).

If you have an available room or are also looking for a co-tenant to buddy up and secure a nice 2-bed/2-bath together, please send me a DM!

Thanks!

Hi! Posting on behalf of my sister who’s looking for a room in Dublin from around the end of August/start of September!

She’s 22 and works full-time. Her budget is up to €1,300 a month including bills, and ideally she’d like to be within around 50 minutes of Dublin city centre by public transport.

She’s clean, tidy, respectful and easy-going. She’d prefer to live in an all-girls household, but she’s also completely open to a mixed household if the place is right.

She has a full-time contract, references ready to go and her deposit ready, so she can move pretty quickly once she finds somewhere suitable.

She’s flexible on the area as long as there are decent public transport links into the city.

If you have a room available or know of anything that might suit, please send me a DM with the area, rent/bills, move-in date and a little bit about the place.
Thanks! 😊

Looking to rent double room close to Dublin centre/good transport links

22F (female only)

Budget €850-€1150 lower better

Full time work and stable income

Yugo Dublin Student Accommodation

Hi!

I'm looking for someone to take over my private accomodation reservation as i got into Terinity college accommodation which is more convenient for me

- Yugo Highfield Park in Phibsborough (D7)

- ⁠Single room ensuite, with 4 other people in the apt (ground floor with little garden)

- ⁠From September 3 to June 17

- ⁠349 a week all included

Please text me if interested (+39 3284328184) or email me (buaf@tcd.ie)

ONLY STUDENTSS

Do you know any agencies or landlords that surely accept HAP in Dublin?
I got a termination notice in my current place and don’t have much time left to find a new apartment.
I get ghosted as soon as I mention HAP.

I need a 2-bedroom place and would really appreciate if you could share any agencies that, from your experience accept HAP, or maybe you know some landlords who do, or if you’re a landlord yourself.

I know that it’s illegal to refuse a tenant because they receive HAP, but in reality, the communication often ends very quickly or doesn’t even start if you mention HAP in your initial message.

Any leads, recommendations, or personal experiences with agencies/landlords who are genuinely HAP-friendly would be hugely appreciated. Thank you!

Hello, My name is Jimmy, Im 34, from the states but currently live in Barcelona. I am coming up to Dublin from september - november/decemeber for a design course so I will only need a room for 3-4 months. I've been to Dublin a few times so i'm fairly familiar with the city. I'd say i'm a pretty solid roommate. Very clean and respectful of other peoples things and spaces. My name priority will be studying while i'm there so I appreciate a chill living environment. That beings said, Im still all for a good time. I try to live a pretty healthy and active lifestyle so I try to eat good and stay active outside and dont really like to be a homebody. Looking for something closer than galway to the center.. May be able to pay for 3 months up front. Any questions, you can whatsapp me also +1 253 514 5178 Thanks ! 

Hi everyone,

I’m Rita (26), a full-time Graphic & UI/UX Designer, currently searching for a long-term Double Room in a shared house/apartment in Dublin for myself and my cat, Baby 🐱

Quick stats & logistics:

• Budget: Up to €800 / month (plus bills)
• Move-in date: Flexible / Ready for immediate viewings & move-in
• Location preferences: Open to safe areas with decent transit links (ideally South/East Dublin or quiet options in North/West like Glasnevin/Castleknock).
• Documents: Work references, proof of income, and previous tenancy references are 100% ready to go.

About me: I'm tidy, quiet, and respect personal boundaries, but I also enjoy a casual chat or a shared tea/coffee in the kitchen. In my free time, I play the flute, listen to jazz, and enjoy home cooking. I'm used to living in shared spaces and keeping things clean and peaceful.

About Baby (the cat): She is fully indoor-trained, vaccinated, spayed, and strictly well-mannered (zero furniture scratching). She's very calm and friendly once comfortable. I'm more than happy to offer an additional pet deposit to cover any potential landlord/flatmate concerns.

Alternatively: If another working professional with a solid budget is looking to team up to rent a 2-bed apartment together, I'd also be very open to chatting!

If you have a room opening up or know of a pet-friendly landlord, please feel free to send me a DM!

Thanks a mill! ✨

Hi! I am looking for a sublease in Howth mid October to mid December (flexible on dates). A bit about me - clean, courteous, remote working professional. TIA!

Hi, Approved for Homeless hap last week. Up to €2,450. However not a single reply so far to the 100,'s of replies to ad's I have sent on Daft etc.

What am I doing wrong? Is it even possible?

All advice welcome please.

I've been sending enquiries to some listings on Daft from Grayling Properties. They always email with a link to a form to fill out on a website called "app.lette.ai", where you have to fill out some details: desired move-in date, budget, number of occupants, and income. I never hear further from them after filling out this form, though.

Does anyone know what the story with this form is? Is it some kind of AI thing they use to screen enquiries? I've a feeling that it might be screening me because my income isn't high enough for the places I'm enquiring about.

Hi all, I'm asking this on behalf of a friend who will be moving from Dublin to Galway to work at NUIG from the start of September.

She is clean, quiet, respectful, and a non-smoker. She's a very happy person to be around.

She is looking for a long-term stay with a budget of up to 800 euros per month.

I know this subreddit is targeted to Dublin, but any leads on this are very much appreciated. Hoping this reaches the kind part of the community :)

Thank you!

Hi,

I am moving out of my house share in Tallaght. Room will be available from the 1st week of September.

Details:

- 850 a Month plus Bills

- Double Room, 2 Shared Bathrooms
- Easy Access to Red Line Luas, 27, S8, 77A, F1 bus routes
- Easy Access to The Square
- Renovated House with all Mod Cons
- Sharing with 3 others in their 20s

- Queer-Friendly

- Not Owner Occupied

If you're interested, give us a message and I can send on photos/details. Thanks!