Student Accommodation Ireland

About Ireland

Ireland, a beautiful island nation, is home to some of the most stunning cities in Europe. Dublin, with its rich history and vibrant nightlife, is located on the eastern coast and serves as Ireland's capital and largest city. Other notable cities include Galway - the cultural heart of Ireland, Cork - the foodie capital, and Limerick - known for its medieval heritage and thriving arts scene.

Finding student accommodation in Ireland can be a daunting task due to the high number of students. That's where uhomes.com steps in, offering free assistance to students in finding the best and most economical student accommodation in Ireland. We offer accommodation in many cities in Ireland, such as student accommodation Dublin, student apartments Galway, and student accommodation Cork Ireland. Our accommodations in Ireland are cheap and close to many universities in the country. Each Irish accommodation listed on our platform is fully furnished, ensuring a comfortable living environment and a hassle-free university experience. A dedicated property consultant will assist you when you book housing in Ireland with us. We also offer round-the-clock support for your convenience. 

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Best Universities in Ireland

Why do an increasing number of students choose to study in Ireland? Irish universities are globally recognised for their superior education. Tuition fees are generally more affordable than in other English-speaking countries. According to recent statistics, international students can expect to pay around €10,000 to €25,000 per year for tertiary education. Ireland is home to many renowned universities, including Trinity College Dublin, which is ranked among the top 100 colleges in the world and on par with Oxbridge, and the University of Dublin, a member of the World Association of Universities and the Global Alliance of Universities and Research Institutes. We provide student accommodation in Ireland close to numerous universities and colleges. Here are some of the best universities and colleges in Ireland:

• The University of Dublin,Trinity College
• Trinity College Dublin
• University College Dublin
• University College Cork
• Cork Institute of Technology
• Dublin City University
• Dublin Institute of Technology
• Griffith College
• National College of Ireland

Ireland ranks third in the world in the "2023 World's Safest Countries" and has one of the lowest crime rates in Europe. It also has a favourable security environment, with a robust and responsive police force well-positioned to maintain social order and ensure the safety of citizens. Living in student accommodation in Ireland is very safe when studying here.

Moreover, Ireland provides graduates with a competitive advantage in the job market. Compared to other countries, Ireland offers a more optimistic employment outlook and relatively lower employment pressure. Ireland is home to numerous multinational companies with European headquarters, including Google, Apple, and IBM. Therefore, it offers a wide range of job opportunities. In addition, Ireland offers a two-year work visa after graduation, a policy unavailable in many other countries.

Cost of living in Ireland

The cost of living in Ireland is 30%–40% lower than in other European countries and much lower than in countries such as the United States, Australia, and Canada. The annual cost of living in the capital region is between €9,000 and €14.000, with other cities offering lower living costs. 

The cost of living in Ireland also depends on lifestyle and the accommodation type. Living costs can be reduced by choosing cheap accommodation in Ireland or sharing rent with friends. Typically, living expenses in Ireland encompass housing, groceries, transportation, utilities, entertainment and leisure, health insurance, and personal expenses. The following outlines a general guideline for anticipated monthly expenditures across these categories:

• 1. Student accommodation in Ireland: €150-€1108/month
• 2. Groceries: €200-€300/month
• 3. Transportation: €80-€100/month
• 4. Utilities: €70-€100/month
• 5. Entertainment and leisure: €100-€150/month
• 6. Health insurance: €50-€80/month
• 7. Personal expenses: €40-€60/month

Recommended Student Accommodation in Ireland

Exploring student accommodation in Ireland reveals a great variety, with each city offering unique charms in its Ireland accommodation. Whatever your requirements, cheap, luxury, brand new, fully equipped, or close to your university, we will find the ideal IE residence. Some of our most sought-after accommodations in Ireland for students include The Tannery, Ardcairn House, Amnis House, Melbourn Point, Hubble Living Galway, and The Westwood.

Transportation In Ireland

When you come to Ireland to study, knowing how to get around is important. Once you've found housing in Ireland, you'll need to learn how to use public transportation. You'll need a Leap Card to use public transportation. The Student Leap Card requires an application and proof of student status, and schools usually have a booth at the beginning of the school year for students to apply for the card. In Ireland, transportation options include buses, Luas, DART, and taxis. 

• 1. Dublin Bus: Buses are the most widely covered mode of transportation. Each stop is designated with a unique number. For real-time bus information, refer to the official app and input the corresponding stop number.
• 2. Luas: Luas has two lines, the Red Line and the Green Line, which connect in the city center and are interchangeable. The official APP provides real-time information.
• 3. DART: Dublin Area Rapid Transit (DART) is Dublin's electric rail system, which offers a swift and convenient transportation solution for navigating the city.
• 4. Taxis: The standard fare for a cab in Ireland is €3.80 for a 0.5km journey, with a subsequent charge of €1.14 per kilometer or €0.40 per minute. Prices are higher between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m., with an additional charge of €1 for each additional passenger.

Tourist Attractions In Ireland

Ireland is a world-class vacation destination offering a wealth of attractions. It boasts rich Celtic culture, picturesque natural beauty, rich history, and renowned hospitality. Some of the accommodations in Ireland we offer are conveniently located near Ireland's renowned attractions. Living in an Irish accommodation allows you to enjoy the country's sights from your home. Recommended attractions include:

• 1. Cliffs of Moher
• 2. Dublin Castle
• 3. Blarney Castle & Gardens
• 4. Killarney National Park
• 5. St Patrick's Cathedral