Student Accommodation 
in 
Ireland

Ireland is gaining popularity as a study destination, and here’s why: it has good universities, better job prospects after studying, clear student rules, and is more affordable than some other countries. All of this together makes it a smart choice for students planning their future. Over 44,500 international students move here, and just like anywhere else, on-campus housing gets filled really fast. If you miss out, finding the right place can feel a bit stressful. That’s where UniAcco helps. You can easily find student accommodation Ireland options that actually match your needs and budget. Whether you’re looking for student apartments, student flats, or even private accommodation Ireland, there’s something for everyone. From ensuite rooms to studios and shared spaces, UniAcco has plenty of student homes Ireland to choose from. Just compare, pick what suits you, and book without the usual confusion.

About Ireland

A beautiful European country with ample green landscapes, friendly people, and a relaxed lifestyle. Its capital is Dublin, which is also the biggest and most popular student city. Maybe what you didn’t know about Ireland is that tech and gaming companies like Google, Apple, Microsoft, eBay, and LinkedIn run their European operations from Ireland, especially from Dublin. Making Ireland a pretty solid place to be when you think of internships or jobs after university. Irish universities offer a wide range of courses and have a mixed student life and culture.  Getting around is simple; the Student Leap Card is a lifesaver, so you can get up to 50% off on buses, trams (Luas), and trains. Cities like Dublin, Galway, and Limerick are easy to get around, and you’ve got buses, trains, and even coaches like Citylink with student discounts. These Leap cards have daily/weekly limits, so even if you travel a lot, you won’t end up overspending.

Types of Student Accommodation Available in Ireland

• Ensuite Room

Looking for a balance between privacy and social life, an ensuite room is your answer. Students living in ensuite rooms have their own bedroom and bathroom and share the living room and kitchen. At UniAcco, these rooms come with a bed, a study desk, a wardrobe, and sometimes extra storage.

• Non-Ensuite Room

If being extroverted and outgoing is your personality, non-ensuite rooms are your match.  In non-en-suite rooms, students will have their own bedroom and share the bathroom, kitchen, and living room. Non-ensuite rooms are generally cheaper than ensuite and studio rooms.

• Studio Room

If living alone and independently is what you want, this room type is an ideal option for you. Studios are self-contained units with a bedroom, bathroom and kitchenette. Studio rooms are usually more expensive than en-suites and non-ensuites but offer maximum privacy.

• One Bed Apartment

These apartments are ideal for students who prefer space while still living independently. It has a separate bedroom, a private bathroom, a living area, and a kitchen. One-bed apartments are usually more expensive than studio rooms but offer a quieter living environment. 

• Two Bed Apartment 

These apartments are ideal for students who want to share accommodation while still having their own private bedroom. Having two separate bedrooms along with shared spaces such as a kitchen, living area, and sometimes one or two bathrooms. These are more expensive than studios and one-bed apartments because its private and spacious at the same time. 

• Three Bed Apartment 

These are good for students who want to share accommodation with friends while still having a single bedroom. A three-bed apartment means you get three separate bedrooms but have to share the kitchen, living area, and one or two bathrooms. These apartments are generally more expensive than studios, one-bed, and two-bed apartments because they offer more space and greater privacy.

Top Cities with Best Student Flats in Ireland

• Cork

Cork is one of the most student-friendly cities in Ireland, known for its relaxed vibe and affordability. It has more than 25000 students studying near the University of Cork. Properties like Cork Marsh's Yard, 8 Vicar Street, Lee Point, Amnis House, and Melbourn Point are popular because they’re close to universities and offer modern and up-to-date housing facilities. 

• Galway

If you are looking for a perfect mix of student life and culture and want to live in the cultural heart of Ireland, Galway is your pick. It’s smaller but super lively. Student housing here at A Lurgan Park, 96 Lois An Uisce, 4 Linn Bheag, 2 Linn Bheag, 3 Linn Bheag are generally budget-friendly options and close to campus areas.

• Limerick

Living in Limerick means you’re literally having Irish coffee where it was first made. This city has a growing student community. Ardhu apartments in Limerick are a budget-friendly option for students searching for accommodation here.

• Dublin

One city that is a main student hub with top universities and lots of student flats ireland options. While it can be a bit expensive, Uniacco has 43+ student apartments Ireland that are well furnished and have amenities that students look for, such as Canvas Point Campus, Naba Bangor House, The Residence Stoneybatter, Tassaggart House, and Fairhill House. 

Student Housing Near Popular Universities in Ireland 

• Trinity College Dublin

Since 1592, it has been one of the oldest and most famous universities in Ireland. It’s known for its strong academics and beautiful campus. This place has had some great Irish literary and political minds study here. Trinity is especially popular for courses like English literature, history, law, and business. If you like studying in a place with a lot of history and reputation, this is a great choice. These 59 S Circular Road, 3 Clonskeagh Road, Charles Street, 41 Ballinteer, and Binary Hub properties have some great student-friendly options and well-furnished rooms.

• University College Dublin (UCD)

This is one of Ireland's largest universities and was founded in 1854. It’s best known for Veterinary Science, Petroleum Engineering, English Language & Literature, and Nursing. There are some great student accommodations near the University of Dublin, like Broadstone Hall, The Tannery - Dublin, Kavanagh Court, Brewers Close, LIV Dublin.

• University of Galway

Founded in 1845, this university is known for its scenic campus and is based in the heart of Galway city. Its popular courses include Nursing, English Language & Literature, Medicine, and Earth/Marine Sciences. Find budget-friendly student accommodations near the University of Galway, to name a few Estrella Taylors, 4 Linn Bheag, 2 Linn Bheag, 3 Linn Bheag, 1 Linn Bheag. 

• University College Cork (UCC) 

Known as the world's first Green Flag campus for sustainability, this place dates back to 1845. This research-led university has ancient architecture and a scenic riverside campus location. Students study medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, data science, and business information systems over here. While you study at UCC, enjoy student-friendly housing spots like Ashlin House, Broga House, Copley Court, Curraheen Point, Coleman Court, Cork,  Yugo Bottleworks. 

• University of Limerick

This place has a diverse student body and focuses on business, science, engineering and health services. This stunning 148-hectare riverside campus university was founded in 1989 and has a 5-star rating for teaching and facilities. Ardhu Apartments has a great private accommodation Ireland. 

Cost of Living in Ireland

Most Loved Student Accommodation in Ireland

GoBritanya – Point Campus, Dublin

Point Campus is a modern student accommodation just a 10–15 minute walk from Trinity College Dublin, offering ensuite rooms, studios, and great social spaces. Weekly rent starts from around €250 per week.

Coleman Court, Cork

Coleman Court is a student-friendly accommodation just a 10-minute walk from University College Cork, offering fully furnished rooms and a comfortable living setup. Weekly rent starts from around €180 per week.

Copley Court, Cork

Copley Court is located around a 15-minute walk from UCC, offering modern rooms, study spaces, and a convenient location for students. Weekly rent starts from around €190 per week.

The Tannery, Dublin

The Tannery is a popular student accommodation around a 15–20 minute commute to Trinity College Dublin, offering modern rooms, social spaces, and easy access to the city. Weekly rent starts from around €270 per week.

Melbourn Point, Dublin

Melbourn Point is located around a 10-minute walk from major universities in Dublin, offering modern amenities, study areas, and social spaces. Weekly rent starts from around €260 per week.

Lee Point, Cork

Lee Point is a modern student accommodation just a 5-minute walk from University College Cork, offering ensuite rooms, studios, and great student amenities. Weekly rent starts from around €200 per week.

How to Book Student Accommodation in Ireland?

Simply visit UniAcco, look at the different room types, locations, and price ranges, and make your pick. Then go ahead and fill out your basic information, such as your name and contact details, and let our expert team do the rest. They are going to be there for you 24/7 throughout your stay in the UK for any housing queries.