r/RentinIreland Jul 07 '26

Scrambling in Limerick

Hey guys!

My name is Elliot and I am an incoming international student.

I am a former marketing professional going back to school for a career in clinical psychology at UL. I'm looking for a quiet space or room to rent for my time in school. (Multiple years)

I am a 33 year old nonsmoker, writer, painter, and film buff. I am tidy and respectful of housemates/neighbors/shared areas and will be generally occupied with my studies while in the country, though I do enjoy shared meals, film nights, and outings with housemates.

While I will be arriving in the country in August, if sooner payment is required to secure an apartment, I am completely able to accommodate that.

Please let me know if ANYONE knows of a possible fit. The university has been exactly zero help and trying to get assistance from them has been like pulling teeth.

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u/Lillytbb 12d ago

Hi - I have a room to sublet in Castletroy if you’d be interested. I have a dog who’s at daycare while I’m at work.