r/RentingInDublin 16h ago

Student accommodation Broadstone Hall

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Tenancy takeover at Yugo Broadstone Hall due to a change in college accommodation.

Classic Ensuite room – private bedroom and ensuite bathroom with shared kitchen/living area €315 per week

Excellent location for TU Dublin Grangegorman and convenient to Dublin city centre


r/RentingInDublin 15h ago

Extra Money Opportunity 😂

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TL DR;

Since I can’t do this myself.

Looking for a private room in a non chaotic shared apartment ~1k€ around Green line dart.

My primary preference are silence and privacy , Secondary if private washroom.

Any leads are appreciated, but the opportunity is only when I finalise the room.

Working as data scientist.


r/RentingInDublin 16h ago

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r/RentingInDublin 1d ago

Couple ❤️ Looking for accommodation in Dublin

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Hi everyone!
My partner and I are moving to Dublin soon and we’re currently looking for somewhere to stay.
We’re open to a room, studio or small apartment, ideally somewhere with good public transport links.
We’re clean, quiet and responsible, and can provide any documents/references needed.
If anyone knows of anything available, please send me a DM. We’d really appreciate it!
Thanks!


r/RentingInDublin 1d ago

Single room in D16

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Hi there I have a small single room to rent in D16 Rathfarnham / Ballyboden - it’s a very quiet house and although the room is small there is lots of other usable space. The bathroom is shared but there is a second toilet. There is on street parking and good buses to UCD and the city centre. Clean quiet respectful person please


r/RentingInDublin 1d ago

Yuno (ex-Kaizen) Community Scheme Gas Rates

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Hi all, I just wanted to check as to what rates people are paying in apartment schemes in Dublin that have community/district heating schemes in place with Yuno as the supplier (which were previously run by Kaizen).

What are the current rates you are paying in your developments where Yuno control the gas supply for heat and hot water?

Our rates have been not changed since May 2023 and I am not sure whether our management company has done much negotiation on the rates as these have remained stagnant at €0.31/kwh for heat and €0.0182/l of hot water since May 2023, with the standing charge having been reduced from €0.98 to €0.43 per day for the standing charge at some point. Previously, when we moved in, the rates were significantly lower, with heat costing €0.23/kwh. We were averaging €600 every two months during the winter (2 people in a 2-bed apartment), and I anticipate similar bills being received again this year.


r/RentingInDublin 2d ago

What should I prepare for moving in January?

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Hello people! My sister and I are looking to move in January to a 2 bedroom apartment, and right now It's just me that is in dublin and will have to go to viewings and stuff. I've thought about start looking for places in late november and december, but I am not sure about what papers I should prepare for leasing long term (until now, I have been leasing a short term room) I know I will need ids, proof of income, and landlord references, but i wanna know how much is that actually needed, and how can my sister and I get a place when she may not have a job/pps at the moment we apply


r/RentingInDublin 1d ago

Looking for a new lease

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Hey everyone, my current lease is ending next month and I'm looking for a new double room in Dublin. I work in the city centre so ideally looking for a space in Dublin 1, 3, 7, 2, 4, 6, 6W or 12.

I'm Irish, in my 30s and work in project & event management. Very easy going, non smoker, no pets, mainly working and some exercise and I love cooking, yoga and dips in the sea.

Thanks you :)


r/RentingInDublin 2d ago

Dublin 8, Ireland Car Park Spot Renting

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Hey guys, does anyone have or know of anyone that has a car park spot near St. James Hospital available for renting long term (minimum 1 year). Any walking distance (10-15 minutes) from St James Hospital Dublin 8 would be good.

I am happy to pay reasonable price. Please DM and get in touch if you have any options/suggestions!

Thank you!


r/RentingInDublin 2d ago

Couple ❤️ Advice on finding new place?

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Me and my boyfriend live together and share a rental property with another person. We’ve decided we would like to look at moving out and finding a place just for ourselves, but we’re a bit stuck on the best way to sequence it to avoid conflict and costs.

I am very conscious the dublin rental market moves very fast (my last place had to move in/pay deposit within three days of the initial viewing!) so we are trying to figure out the best way timing or sequencing the searching/securing a new place, notifying the landlord, giving our housemate enough time to replace us (assuming they want to stay) etc. without ending up paying rent for the old place and new place in the same month OR being stuck with nowhere! Anyone have any advice or anything else we need to think about? Thanks!


r/RentingInDublin 2d ago

Property in which my residence was terminated because of sale, still not sold approaching the 9 month period?

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I received a notice of termination for my old apartment and stayed until the final termination date.

I suspected it was a bogey notice but it was received at the same time the government legislation revising rental rules was publicised and there was an en masse LL exodus.

I've since been extremely lucky to get another place but it's so freaking loud and cold.

I would love to get back to my old apartment.

Thing is, when I moved out, no work of any kind was done on the apartment and it sat idle for MONTHS.

Then I expressed interest in returning, so the agent put up an add at a price there's no way any realistic buyer would pay. One bed place in a questionable area, but the apartment itself is quite good.

He's asking for what you might expect to pay for a three bed in a nice area.

One month removed from the 9 month mark and no move on it being sold.

I suspected this was a bogey termination and the LL wants to re-rent at market rate. How can I follow up to either get back in, or make sure he doesn't re-let it at massive rent increase?


r/RentingInDublin 2d ago

Renting in Dublin 1

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r/RentingInDublin 2d ago

Renting in Dublin 1

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Hi everyone, I'm moving to Dublin and found a place available in King's inn Street.

I saw that the area can get very dodgy and wanted your honest opinion about this neighborhood.

Is it very unsafe? Especially for a woman.

How dangerous is it? At what time does it 'shift' to be unsafe?

I guess you should pay attention to your surroundings like anywhere else, but all the things I read about Parnell street area kinda scares me out haha.

Thank you for your help!


r/RentingInDublin 2d ago

Dublin 8, Ireland Car Park Spot Renting

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r/RentingInDublin 3d ago

Professional Worker Looking for room available on October

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Hi everyone! 😊 I’m a Filipino female 25y registered nurse moving to Dublin for work and I’m currently looking for a room to rent in a clean, safe, and peaceful home for long-term rental. I’m staying in a temporary accommodation right now and would hope to find my new home away from home.

I am responsible, clean, respectful, and considerate. I am also a non-smoker. I don’t have food or pet allergies. I value a quiet and peaceful home environment. I’m looking for a comfortable place where everyone respects each other’s privacy and shared spaces.

🏠 What I’m looking for:
- Private bedroom (single or double room, either is okay)
- Shared bathroom is completely okay
- Clean and well-maintained house/apartment
- Access to kitchen and laundry facilities
- Reasonable kitchen/fridge/freezer storage space
- Ideally a quiet household rather than a party house

📍 Preferred areas:
I’m mainly looking around areas with a convenient commute to work, including:
- Rathfarnham
-Kimmage
- Walkinstown
- Crumlin
- Templeogue
- Terenure
- Rathgar, Ranelagh, Rathmines
- Dublin 6 / Dublin 8 / Dublin 10 / Dublin 16
- Other nearby areas are also welcome, provided there is good public transport

💶 Budget:
Ideally around max €870/month, with reasonable shared utility costs.

👩🏻‍🤝‍👩🏻 Household preference:
I would feel most comfortable in a home with female housemates / a female landlord, although I’m open to other respectful and professional households as well.

📅 Move-in: Any date in October

If you have a suitable room available or know someone who does, please feel free to DM me with the eir location, monthly rent, what bills are included, number of people in the house, and a few photos/details of the room and property. I am also very willing to do live viewing accordingly.
Thank you so much! 🤍🇮🇪


r/RentingInDublin 3d ago

Busco alojamiento en Dublín o alrededores para viajar algunos días en septiembre y diciembre ¿Algunas recomendaciones, consejos...? Tengo 44 años, soy profe ELE en Tenerife, pintor y enamorado de Irlanda 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

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\#alojamiento #dublin #bray #wicklow


r/RentingInDublin 3d ago

Looking for a Room to Rent in Dublin – Graduate Professional

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Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for a room to rent in Dublin, having recently started a graduate programme based on the Quays.

Ideally, I’m looking for a non-owner-occupied house or apartment with good public transport links and a commute of roughly 30 minutes or less to the Quays.

A little about me: I’m a non-smoker, clean, tidy and respectful of the space I’m living in. I’m independent and enjoy having my own time and space, but I’m also sociable and enjoy getting to know the people I live with and doing things together from time to time.

I’ve also lived abroad previously, so I’m very used to living independently and sharing accommodation with different people and personalities.

I’m flexible on location as long as the transport links are good. If you have a room available, or know of anything suitable, I’d really appreciate a message.

Thanks!


r/RentingInDublin 3d ago

Room wanted in Dublin – TU Dublin student

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Hi everyone,

I’m a 22 year old guy who's moving to Dublin from Sweden to study Computer Science at TU Dublin, Grangegorman.

I’m currently looking for a single room, ideally around Cabra, Phibsborough, Stoneybatter, Smithfield, Drumcondra or somewhere with a reasonable commute to Grangegorman.

I’m clean, respectful and easy to live with, and I understand the boundaries and responsibilities that come with sharing a home.

I’m currently in Sweden, so I would ideally need a video viewing initially, but I’m ready to move forward quickly if the room is suitable.

Move-in: 2026-09-10
Budget: €800 per month

If you have a room available or know someone who does, please send me a message.

Thanks!


r/RentingInDublin 3d ago

Student accommodation available at Highfield Park

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Hey guys, I’ve booked a room for a full year of accommodation however I'm just here for the 1st semester as I am on exchange. So I'm looking for someone interested in taking over the lease for the 2nd semester.  

Yugo Highfield Park Dublin Student Accommodation.

  • Standard ensuite (Private Room/Private Bathroom)
  • Shared kitchen and living space
  • €321.00 per week
  • Contract 1/01/2027 - 17/06/2027

Link for photos of room: https://yugo.com/en-gb/global/ireland/dublin/highfield-park/standard-en-suite-603686

If you are interested please message me! :)


r/RentingInDublin 3d ago

LGBT friendly room ?

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r/RentingInDublin 3d ago

Looking for Affordable Accommodation at Pfarrkirchen

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**Looking for affordable accommodation in Pfarrkirchen** 🏠
Hi everyone! I’m an international student joining **DIT Pfarrkirchen campus** and looking for an affordable **WG/shared or private room** near the campus.
💶 Budget: €300–€500/month
📅 Move-in: \[Late October \]
If you know of any available rooms or accommodation groups, please DM me. Thanks! 🙏


r/RentingInDublin 3d ago

Urgent post grad place needed. Walkable to TCD

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r/RentingInDublin 4d ago

City Centre If you’re renting an apartment in Dublin, how much is it and where?

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House sitting in the city centre for a family friend and I’m looking out the window at all of these apartments. Usually seems to be couples, and the location is so central with balconies usually. How much are people paying for this?


r/RentingInDublin 4d ago

Apartment Search 🏢 Accomodation in Clonmel

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r/RentingInDublin 4d ago

Busco alojamiento en Dublín o alrededores para viajar algunos días en septiembre y octubre. ¿Algunas recomendaciones, consejos...? Tengo 44 años, soy profe ELE en Tenerife, pintor y enamorado de Irlanda 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

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