Dublin Student Accommodation

Dive into Dublin's Dynamic University Scene.

Dublin, a beacon of learning and culture, hosts several prestigious universities including Trinity College, UCD, DCU, and DIT, each with its unique character and areas of expertise. 

Choose from our five exceptional accommodations conveniently located near Dublin's top universities. The Binary Hub, located next to the picturesque River Liffey, offers a serene environment perfect for study and relaxation. In the heart of the city, Beckett House and Dorset Point provide easy access to urban conveniences and vibrant city life. The Loom and Montrose, each with its unique charm, complete our accommodation offerings, ensuring you find the perfect fit.

Our accommodations aren't just about a place to stay; they're dynamic communities buzzing with activities and events. Experience a great atmosphere with fantastic transport links, making your commute to universities and around the city a breeze. Immerse yourself in the social life at aparto, where every day is a chance to meet new friends and create unforgettable memories.

And when you need a change of scenery, Dublin is dotted with public libraries and study cafes, offering perfect nooks for focused study sessions and collaborative projects.

Discover Dublin – Your Way!

Dublin’s transportation network is a lifeline for students, offering a range of affordable and convenient options. Whether you’re hopping on a bus, catching a train, or riding the Luas (Dublin’s tram system), you'll find getting around the city both efficient and enjoyable.

1. Bus: Dublin's extensive bus network is the backbone of public transport in the city. Buses run from 5 AM to 12 AM very frequently, connecting you to all corners of Dublin, including major universities and attractions. Buses are a cost-effective and reliable way to travel.
2. Train: The train system, including the DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit), is perfect for longer commutes or exploring the Dublin coastline. Trains are fast, efficient, and a favourite among students for weekend adventures. Trains offer a quicker, more comfortable alternative to buses for longer distances.
3. Luas: The Luas, Dublin's light rail tram system, consists of two lines - the Green Line and the Red Line. It connects key parts of the city, including business districts, shopping areas, and some university campuses. The Luas is known for its punctuality, speed, and frequency. It’s an excellent choice for quick and hassle-free travel across the city.
4. Cycling: Dublin is increasingly becoming bike-friendly, with dedicated cycling lanes and numerous bike-sharing schemes. Cycling is not only a healthy and environmentally friendly way to travel but also offers flexibility and freedom to explore the city on your terms.

Our accommodations are strategically located to provide the best transport links. This means less time commuting and more time enjoying what Dublin has to offer.

Experience Dublin’s Delights.

Beyond its universities, Dublin has many things for students to discover and enjoy. You can delve into the city's rich history by visiting iconic landmarks such as Dublin Castle, and St. Patrick's Cathedral. 

Dublin's vibrant cultural scene delights art lovers with the National Gallery of Ireland and The Hugh Lane Gallery, while music enthusiasts can enjoy live shows at venues like Whelan's and The Olympia Theatre. The lively Temple Bar district adds to the city's creative energy with street performances and art exhibitions.

In Dublin, bustling pubs and restaurants offer traditional Irish dishes like stew and fish and chips. The Old Storehouse and The Brazen Head, Ireland's oldest pub, are renowned choices for savouring these classic meals while immersing yourself in the city's rich cultural atmosphere.

Dublin beckons nature lovers with diverse options. Phoenix Park, one of Europe's largest urban parks, offers wildlife, Dublin Zoo, and tranquil picnics. Meanwhile, coastal walks in Howth and Dun Laoghaire captivate with scenic views of Dublin Bay and the Irish Sea, providing an escape to natural beauty.

Dublin's vibrant nightlife caters to diverse tastes. Students can unwind at traditional Irish pubs like The Temple Bar, renowned for live music and friendly atmospheres. For those seeking a more contemporary vibe, venues like Opium, Dtwo and The Button Factory provide trendy settings for dancing and socialising. With options ranging from cosy pubs to bustling nightclubs, Dublin's nightlife ensures that students can fully embrace their time in this bustling, student-friendly city, creating lasting memories and connections.

There are about 120,000 students across multiple universities and colleges in Dublin, which is about 22% of the total population of the city.

Student life in Dublin is vibrant and exciting.

The city offers a rich cultural scene, buzzing nightlife, and a warm and welcoming community. With numerous universities and colleges, students have ample opportunities for academic growth and personal development. Dublin's lively pubs, music venues, and cultural festivals provide a dynamic social environment.

From exploring historic sites to enjoying the lively atmosphere, student life in Dublin is an unforgettable experience.

Dublin is home to several prestigious universities, including Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin (UCD), Dublin City University (DCU), Technological University Dublin (TUD) and Royal College of Surgeons Ireland (RCSI). These universities offer a diverse range of academic programs, renowned faculty, and a vibrant student life. Students benefit from rich cultural experiences and opportunities for personal and academic growth.

The city offers a welcoming and multicultural environment, making it easy for international students to feel at home. With world-class universities, a vibrant social scene, and a rich cultural heritage, Dublin provides a diverse and enriching experience. Additionally, the city's central location in Europe offers opportunities for travel and exploration.

Dublin is generally considered a safe city for students. Like any urban area, it's important to exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings. Dublin has a relatively low crime rate compared to other major cities, and the city centre is generally well-patrolled. However, it's always advisable to take basic safety precautions, such as being mindful of your belongings and avoiding unlit or unfamiliar areas at night.

Our 6 Dublin properties are spread out in the city and close to the main universities in Dublin including Trinity College and University College Dublin.

In Dublin, you'll find an array of thrilling attractions to experience.

Immerse yourself in history at Dublin Castle and Kilmainham Gaol, marvel at the ancient Book of Kells in Trinity College, and embrace the vibrant atmosphere of Temple Bar with its lively pubs and music scene. Take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque River Liffey or delve into the brewing heritage at the Guinness Storehouse.

With its cultural festivals and literary legacy, Dublin promises a memorable and diverse range of activities for all.

Close to Dublin, there are many interesting attractions. Notable ones include the ancient ruins of Newgrange, the scenic Howth Peninsula, the historic Malahide Castle, and the picturesque coastal town of Dun Laoghaire, offering beautiful seaside walks and charming landscapes.

Yes, Dublin offers a range of sport and leisure amenities. The city has many sports centres, gyms, swimming pools, and recreational facilities. There are also many opportunities for outdoor activities such as running, cycling, and exploring the city's parks and green spaces.

Yes, Dublin and its surroundings have several green areas. Notable ones include Phoenix Park, St. Stephen's Green, and the Dublin Mountains. These green spaces provide opportunities for outdoor activities, picnics, and enjoying the natural beauty of the region.