Student Accommodation near Trinity College Dublin

Trinity College Dublin is one of the most prestigious universities in Europe. It is also the first university in Ireland to join the League of European Research Universities (LERU) and is a member of the University-Based Institutes for Advanced Study (UBIAS). Besides, TCD is ranked 87th in QS World University Rankings 2025, making it the top higher education institution in Ireland.

Trinity College Dublin is the oldest university in Ireland and is known as a research-intensive centre. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate degree and diploma programs across three faculties, including 23 schools. Courses in law, literature, and humanities are strictly selective.

Trinity has an outstanding student body of over 17,000 students from over 80 countries. The students have access to a 4.5 million-strong library, student societies of their own interest, sports and health facilities, and a 50,000-strong Alumni Association for career guidance. Trinity's library is one of the ten most artistic libraries in the world. Four Trinity academics have won Nobel Prizes in Physics, English Literature, Physiology, and Peace.

When choosing the best Trinity accommodation, the prime consideration must be your budget and the location of your TCD accommodation, ensuring ease of commute. Most Trinity accommodations on uhomes.com offer a safe, comfortable, and community-based environment. From cosy and well-fitted rooms to high-quality amenities, each Trinity student accommodation is designed to meet the needs and preferences of modern students. Below are some recommended options for the TCD accommodation:

1. Hubble Living Dublin

2. Binary Hub

3. The Loom

4. CEG Ardcairn House

5. The Tannery

6. New Mill

7. Kavanagh Court

8. LIV Student DUBLIN

9. Ardcairn House

10. Dominick Place

Finding cheap TCD accommodation can save you costs in Dublin, and uhomes.com provides cost-effective Trinity College Dublin accommodation starting from €650/month. Students can save the budget by choosing shared apartments or single rooms for cheap Trinity student accommodation. Our platform provides TCD accommodation with plenty of amenities to provide you with the maximum comfort and convenience.

1. Hazelwood Student Village

2. CEG Ardcairn House

3. Highfield Park

4. Dorset Point

5. Binary Hub

6. Gob Dublin Point Campus

7. Ardcairn House

8. The Tannery

9. Stoneybatter Place

10. Brickworks

• Dublin City Centre

Dublin City Centre is one of the top choices for TCD accommodation, and students can walk for minutes to reach the campus and library. Being in the heart of Dublin, the convenient transportation and abundant life facilities make the city centre popular. The students who live in Dublin City Centre have easy access to the cafes, restaurants, bars, and shopping centres.

• Rathmines

Rathmines is a warm neighbourhood, and students can ride a bike or take the bus to Trinity College Dublin. The strong community atmosphere makes the students prefer to live in this area for the Trinity College accommodation and be surrounded by various amenities. There are many superstores in Rathmines, such as Lidl and Aldi, and nearby cinemas and gyms.

• Ballsbridge

There are many high-end buildings in Ballsbridge for Trinity College Dublin accommodation with an elegant and quiet environment. The area has many green spaces for the students to experience nature. Herbert Park provides sizeable green space and sports amenities, which allow people to walk and enjoy the sunshine. Even though the rent of TCD accommodation in Ballsbridge is higher, the students can take advantage of convenient transportation to the campus and other places.

• Portobello

Portobello is close to the Dublin City Centre along the Grand Canal and is a vibrant and artistic neighbourhood. The blend of traditional and modern lifestyle with Georgia-style buildings and boutique coffee shops and restaurants. Students who live in the Trinity accommodation have easy access to Trinity College Dublin by a 20-minute walk.

• Phibsborough

Phibsborough is located in the North of Dublin and is an affordable and convenient neighbourhood for students. The public transportation network is well-developed, and students can take the bus to the TCD campus in 25 minutes. The cost of living in Phibsborough is low and suitable for students with budget constraints. Students who live in the Trinity College accommodation have quick access to the markets, restaurants, and gym.

1. Privacy & Freedom

Off-campus Trinity College Dublin accommodation offers more privacy and personal space than on-campus Trinity Hall Dublin. You don't have to be restricted by residence regulations or pay for mandatory fees. 
2. More Choices for TCD Accommodation Types

You can choose the room type of off-campus TCD accommodation according to your budget and preferences, such as single rooms, shared rooms, studios, and 1-bedroom apartments.
3. Near to Local Facilities

You can choose your Trinity accommodation near supermarkets, restaurants, shopping malls, or transit stations. This will greatly improve your convenience.
4. Flexibility of Tenancy

Many options for off-campus Trinity accommodation offer flexible contract lengths. Whether you want long-term TCD accommodation for the whole academic year or short-term housing such as Trinity summer accommodation, we have it all covered.
5. Diverse Communities

There are many international students from different countries living in the Trinity College Dublin accommodation, and you can experience various cultures and socialize with peers.

1. First-year Students 

Trinity College Dublin gives priority to providing accommodation for first-year students to ensure they can start their new life in Dublin smoothly. Trinity Hall Dublin is the official residence of Trinity College Dublin and the designated residence for first-year students. Trinity Hall has a very vibrant community atmosphere with an active Junior Common Room and a variety of organized events, making it an ideal place to make friends and meet new people. Room types include Ensuite Twin and Ensuite Single, with free Wifi, bicycle parking, and secure grounds.

2. Degree Students
Continuing students should look for private Trinity College accommodation. Full-time degree students entering their last year of study will be given priority and should apply for Trinity campus accommodation.

3. Postgraduate Students 
Postgraduate students are not eligible to apply for Trinity Hall. They can apply for Trinity campus accommodation. However, the number of rooms reserved for these students is very small, so it is recommended that graduate students find off-campus Trinity accommodation.

The average monthly cost of living for a TCD student is €1,800-€2,500/month, depending on the lifestyle. Apart from tuition fees, renting TCD accommodation can be your most considerable expense. uhomes.com provides many cheap Trinity student accommodations for you to save on your budget. The expenses are composed of several parts. Below is the breakdown of estimated costs for incoming students.

1. Tuition Fees:

International undergraduate students: €18,000/year

Irish/European students:  €3,043/year

2. Trinity College Dublin Accommodation Cost: €1000-€1500/month

3. Transportation Costs with Student Leap Card: €120/month

4. Food Expenses: €200-€300/month

5. Miscellaneous Costs: €150/month

Trinity College Dublin (TCD) isn't just about hitting the books—it's about diving into a student life that's equal parts stimulating and fun. There are more than 120 student societies where you can argue philosophy one minute, paint murals the next, or bond over something totally random, like competitive knitting. In addition, the Students' Union keeps things lively with pub quizzes, themed parties, and chill hangouts where making friends feels effortless. International students rave about the Global Room, a hub with workshops, cultural swaps, and tips for surviving Irish weather. If you're stressing over exams or missing home, TCD's support services have your back with advisors, counselling, and even yoga classes.

TCD sits smack in the Dublin city centre, so you're never far from a good meal or a laugh. Il Valentino Bakery & Café near Cow's Lane does killer scones and cakes. For burger obsessives, Bunsen on South Anne Street keeps it simple but stupidly tasty. Moreover, skip the tourist traps—Porterhouse Parliament Street pours proper craft beers, and The Bernard Shaw near Portobello Harbour mixes grungy art vibes with pizza trucks. Umi Falafel's wraps hit the spot, and Aobaba's pho is basically a hug in a bowl. uhomes.com provides the Trinity student accommodation that re close to these hot spots and easy for you to enjoy the life in Dublin.

Need a break from lectures? Temple Bar for indie galleries and vintage shops, or catch a gig at The Workman's Club. Grafton Street's buskers will serenade you en route to St. Stephen's Green—ideal for picnics or pretending to study. History nerds geek out over Dublin Castle and the National Gallery, both a 10-minute stroll away. Hop the DART train to Howth for cliff walks and fish-and-chips by the harbor, or hit Dún Laoghaire for seaside vibes.

Multiple public transport methods around Trinity College Dublin include Dublin Buses, LUAS, DART, and cycling. You can take these options to easily get to class and travel around the city and surrounding areas from your TCD accommodation. We suggest you use the Leap Student Travel Card as an ID document to buy special student travel tickets. Here are some popular modes of transportation near your Trinity College Dublin campus:

1. By Bus

The bus routes reaching Pearse Street near Trinity main campus are: 1, 4, 7, 8, 15a, 15b, 26, 27x, 44, 47, 56a, 61, 66, 66a, 66b, 67, 77a, 120. uhomes.com offers Trinity student accommodation close to the bus stations within a 3-5 walk distance.

2. By DART

DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) is a commuter rail network serving the Dublin coastline and city, running from Greystones to Malahide/Howth. The nearest station from Trinity College Dublin is Pearse Station. It's on the east end of the Trinity campus.

3. By LUAS

Dublin's LUAS trams are also convenient for TCD students to get around the city. You've got two main routes: The Red Line zips from Tallaght up to Connolly Station (right by the northside city centre), while the Green Line cruises from Sandyford to St Stephen's Green - the heart of the southside. For Trinity students, your nearest stop is St Stephen's Green on the Green Line. Our platform provides many Trinity accommodations close to the tram station, making your 8 a.m. to library dashes way cheaper. In addition, you get discounts anytime you want to explore Temple Bar or hit Penneys.

4. Cycling

Cycling is a popular way to travel since the Trinity student accommodation is not very far from the Trinity College campus. Most of our Trinity College Dublin accommodations provide bike storage for the students for more convenience.

Trinity College Dublin in a city that is a testament to Ireland's history. It has a great literary tradition and has produced some of the world's most popular bands. If you feel bored and want to get out of your Trinity College Dublin accommodation on weekends, below we listed some attractions worth visiting in Dublin: 

1. National Museum of Ireland
2. Dublin Museum & Protestant Cathedral
3. St Patric's Cathedral
4. Dublin Castle
5. Guinness Storehouse
6. Irish Whiskey Museum
7. Museum of Literature Ireland
8. Science Gallery Dublin
9. Irish Museum of Modern Art, IMMA
10. National Museum of Archaeology

Trinity College offers many first-class undergraduate and graduate programs. Students studying here will receive a world-class education and have the opportunity for social and extra-curricular activities essential for personal development. Some of the popular courses are listed below:

1. Computer Science and Information Systems
2. Business Studies
3. Law
4. Medicine
5. Biomedical Sciences
6. English Literature
7. Engineering
8. Psychology
9. Political Science and International Relations
10. History