Student accommodation near Dublin City University
Rooms, weekday rooms and house shares near Dublin City University, nearest to campus first. Check commute times and contact advertisers directly.
- Double room with ensuite in Cabra – €670/mo (Short-term)
- Mon.–Fri. Twin digs in Glasnevin, bills included – €360/wk (Weekday room)
- Shared room in Dublin 1, short-term – €475/mo (Short-term)
- Double twin bedroom near Heuston Station – €1,200/mo (Short-term)
- Double room in Dublin 17 – €1,240/mo (Long-term)
- Double room in Ashtown, short-term – €600/wk (Short-term)
- Shared room in Marino, Dublin 9 – €500/mo (Short-term)
Finding a room near Dublin City University
StayLister has 7 ads for student rooms and weekday rooms within 5 km of Dublin City University right now. You contact the advertiser directly: no booking fees.
Ads are shown nearest to campus first, unless you pick another order in "Sort by". As well as house shares there are weekday rooms (a room in a family home from Monday to Friday) and short-term lets for a semester.
Getting around from Dublin City University
The nearest train, DART and Luas stops to Dublin City University:
- Drumcondra (train): about 40 min walk
Shops near Dublin City University
Supermarkets within walking distance of Dublin City University: Londis (about 2 min), Spar (about 6 min), Eurospar (about 10 min), Centra (about 13 min).
Common questions
How much is a room to rent near Dublin City University?
There aren't enough live ads near Dublin City University yet to give a typical price. The rent guide shows typical rents for areas that have enough ads.
Is Dublin City University well connected by public transport?
The nearest stops to Dublin City University are Drumcondra (train, about 40 min walk). Each ad shows the walk to its own nearest stop.
Is it free to advertise a room near Dublin City University?
Yes. Posting an ad on StayLister is free: there are no ad fees, so nothing is lost if plans change. If we send an ad back, we say why and how to fix it.
How do I avoid rental scams?
Never pay a deposit before you've seen the place and met the person, be wary of prices far below the area's usual rent, and don't send money by transfer services to people you haven't met. StayLister shows when a price is unusually low. Read our guide to avoiding rental scams for more.