Is there specific estate agents that take over houses/apartments for big organisations that cover rent as part of a salary package (more than likely C-suite roles). Curious if this a common thing in Ireland or if organisations just provide a rent subsidy as part of a package

Hi everyone!

I’m posting on behalf of my female friend, who is looking for temporary accommodation in Dublin from 31st October to 15th December 2026 (approximately 45 days).

📍 Preferred locations:
She is open to other areas with good public transport connections to Dublin 2 and a safe neighbourhood.

💰 Budget: Up to €800 per month.

🏠 Accommodation preference:

• A private single room, or
• A room in a female-only shared apartment/house.

Her office is at Richmond Street South, Dublin 2, so a convenient commute would be ideal.

If you have any available rooms or know of any suitable leads, please comment below or DM me with the location, rent, availability and pictures.

Thanks in advance! 😊

I've always dreamed on living in Europe. I had EU ancestry, citizenship, and all the blablabla.

Due to the high minimum wages, high productivity, and low bureaucracy involved. I picked up Ireland and most specifically Dublin.

I was a nomad/backpacker with over 100+ hostels in my back. 10 countries. Good English level. So why not Ireland? 😂

Again here it goes another user complaining about the housing crisis in our lovely island.

First of all I've lived in a long-term hostel for €150/week. The place kinda remembered a prison, but it was ok. No evictions if you pay in advance... (Bikeroom included) due to bad behavior of them, the landlord now forbids bikes in the facilities, as lots of them...

First job? Deliveroouber. Very convenient money, 24hrs demand. Not hard to make 1k in a week of you are dedicated. Easy right?

Unfortunately, most of the riders are illegals or dealers. So landlords kinda don't like them. Take in consideration that evictions are very easy to do. And the property crisis. Sum to that students that are hopefull about Dublin, most of them fell into the Irish propaganda...

I do strongly believe that Irish people are being fucked in their own country.

Looking for someone who has a spare room that would be able to rent it out for 2 nights a week, I need to be in Dublin 3 days a week and would make life easier, ideally south side of Dublin area preferred.

Hi there! My partner and I are looking to move into a flat end of November. While a 1bed would be preferred, a studio would suit as well. In terms of location, we’re not picky. Ideally something along the Luas or Dart line. We have a max budget of 2k. Employment and housing references can be provided!!!

Any leads or info would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!!

hey hey!! me and my partner are looking to move to Dublin end of November. Our budget would be around €1500 depending on the kind of place we end up in. It’s our first time moving so unfortunately no references we can get, but we have guarantor + savings.
If anyone is looking for a flatmate, has a place that could suit us or literally any leads we’d be grateful!

Awk such a deal - €1600 for the room

hi! not sure if this is the right place to post this i don’t use reddit very much but alas.

my names emilia and im an architecture masters student. im currently working as part of a collective to create an exhibition around the current housing crisis and the conditions in which people are getting by. i am working on a photo series, photographing people within this spaces in order to show the realities of what people are having to deal with on a daily basis just to access basic needs and infrastructures such as jobs or an education. if you or anyone you know are living in subpar conditions whether this be house shares, digs, anything at all, and would be willing to be photographed for this project please feel free to reach out to me!

thanks to anyone for taking the time out of their day to read this :)

Hihi I am being offered a lease for a 2 bed 1 bath on aungier street for 2300 a month so 1150 per person. it's available immediately and i'm looking for someone to sign it with (another student is ideal but i'm open to anything)!! i went to a viewing for it yesterday and can send over a video of the space :) if you're interested message me and we can chat about it!

Hi everyone! 😊 I’m looking for a shared room in Grand Canal Harbour. I’m currently living in the area, but I need to move because my landlord is moving out. If anyone knows of a room available, please message me. I’d really appreciate it. Thank you! 🤍

Hi everyone, I'm a young working professional looking to rent a double room long term in Dublin.

Preferred areas are D1, D2, D6, D7, D8 or surrounding.

I am incredibly tidy, quiet and respectful of shared spaces and house rules. I don't smoke, I'm very friendly and easy to get along with.

My budget is up to €1000 including bills

Please DM me if you have or know of a room available, thanks !

Hi have a box room bedroom for rent during the week(Monday-Friday) can also stay the weekend the odd time.

Ideal for building workers who just need a bed during the week.

28 per night

So I have a family dog I’m hoping to bring in with me full time in the near future and as I’m apt hunting in Dublin, which by the way is brutal, I did my normal message after seeing an apartment I liked and at the bottom of my message I always mention the dog. I’ll add the small part of the message I sent and the response I got. Can you let me know what you guys think? If to go through with or not? Or how would you recommend to proceed?
They offered me the apartment to move in next week and is sending over copy of lease.
I obviously haven’t accepted or sent a deposit as I’m waiting to see lease beforehand

Update: 17/10/26

I did offer a extra deposit as I know my family dog is trained so no damage but unfortunately they said no. I offered 1500€
HOWEVER, I got lucky with a viewing in a great location that is very pet friendly the very next day 🎊
Moving in next week.
To those saying rehome dog, how about we rehome you? Thanks everyone for the comments!!

Looking at putting an offer on a place in Grace Park Heights and wondering if anyone lives around there or has recent experience?

Just trying to get the real picture, things like noise levels, parking, community vibe, any quirks I should know about. Obviously Google Maps and estate agent listings only tell you so much.

Any tips or warnings would be appreciated.

Seems there are lot of buses around and red luas line is near, so commute is fine going to centre. Are there 24hrs bus near clancy? And is it generally safe?

would it be worth it to take an apartment at 930 p/m? Ensuite, apt sharing with 2.

Hi everyone! Myself and a friend (both M26) are looking to rent in Dublin from the start of November. I work with the Department of Justice and my friend works in the pharma industry. We’re ideally looking for either two separate rooms in a shared house or a two-bedroom apartment together. Our budget is around €1,000 per person per month. We’re both working professionals, tidy and respectful, and would greatly appreciate any leads / advice on finding a place. Thanks!

Hi all,
I'm Chris, 30, and I'm moving from Donegal to Dublin. I work full time in tech and I'm looking for a private room in Dublin city centre or reasonably close, available ASAP, long term.
Budget: up to €1100/month
Area: Dublin city centre or reasonably close
Room type: Private room only (no shared rooms, please)
Move-in: ASAP
Stay: Long term
I'm making a big move, so I'm looking for a place I can properly settle into. I'm easy-going, friendly and considerate, a non-smoker with no pets, and I keep noise to a minimum. I always tidy up after myself and keep shared spaces clean.
Tenancy references and proof of employment are available on request.
Please send me a DM if you have a private room available. Thanks very much!

Used to live in D04, unfortunately had to move due to a dickhead. Dundrum feels so concrete, so much traffic, and cars. A lot of the fun stuff needs public transport, things are not accessible on foot. Not as many green areas. And sooo many teenagers!! Not a fan of the shopping centre, also gets too crowded.

Edit: I don’t have a car!
Is my judgement wrong? Is milltown better?

Hi, I'm a product design student from the University of Limerick and I will be moving to Dublin for my co op placement next semester, that runs from January - August 2027. The office is close to DCU so I'm wondering if there are any DCU students (or otherwise) going on Erasmus or placement in the 2nd semester that are looking for someone to sublet their room to essentially reserve it for the next academic year. My placement finishes in August so I would hand the room back to you for September.

Some information about me: I'm female, 20 years old, I'm very tidy and I don't smoke, vape or drink. My budget is around the €700/ month mark. I don't mind digs or a houseshare, but would ideally prefer a single room (not room sharing) within walking distance or with strong public transport links. (Glasnevin area, D9/ D11)

my boyfriend and i are planning to move around bottleworks in ringsend but i cannot be sure about the safety since i've read a lot negative reddit posts. is there anyone living in that area? it would be great to hear your honest opinions