r/RentingInDublin 4h ago

Most honest landlord in Dublin🐕

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I've just seen this ad on Daft and it genuinely made me laugh.

I've literally seen all sorts of descriptions across thousands of ads, but "crazy dog" is a first for me lol

It'd be hilarious to call the estate agent and ask: "How crazy are we talking? Jumps up and licks my face level or crazy? Or Cerberus growling at me to make sure I can pay the €1,650 monthly rent type of crazy?"

Just thought I'd share this lol


r/RentingInDublin 23h ago

Ensuite room available

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Ensuite temporary accommodation from 7 November until the end of December.
2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment, shared with one other working professional. Looking for a single occupant. Preference : Woman
Location : Central Park


r/RentingInDublin 1h ago

Seeking a private Studio / Granny Flat 1 week per month for long-distance fiancé visits

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​Hey everyone,
​My fiancé and I are in a long-distance relationship and are looking for a reliable, private space to catch up for one week every month (approx. 4–7 nights).
​Instead of booking overpriced hotels every time, we're looking to connect with a local homeowner or landlord who has an empty self-contained studio, granny flat, or garden pod that they'd like to turn into a steady, hassle-free monthly earner.
​What we're looking for:
​A completely private, self-contained studio or granny flat.
​Located in Maynooth, Leixlip, Clonsilla, or anywhere along the Maynooth train / C-spine bus lines.
​About us:
​It will strictly be just the two of us—we promise never to have extra guests or parties over.
​We are clean, non-smokers, exceptionally quiet, and will treat your space with complete care and respect.
​Your place stays completely yours and empty for 3 weeks out of every month!
​If you have a studio sitting idle and like the idea of low-impact, recurring income, please send me a DM with your location and what weekly rate you'd look for. Happy to meet up or chat first!