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Botanic Avenue,Dublin 9, Drumcondra, Dublin 9, Dublin
€650/month
Santry Avenue Dublin 9, Dublin
€850/month
13 Brookfield, Kimmage, Dublin 12, Dublin
€850/month
Glenveagh Homes, Swords, Co. Dublin, Dublin
€900/month
Expect roughly €650–€1,100 a month for a room, depending on the area. Donnybrook, Clonskeagh and Ranelagh are at the top end; Stillorgan, Goatstown and Booterstown offer better value. Weekday-only “digs” (Monday–Friday) typically run €600–€900 a month and often include bills and meals — a popular choice for UCD students from outside Dublin who go home at weekends.
Start early. Dublin’s student market is the most competitive in the country, and rooms for September go fast. Once CAO offers land in August, demand spikes — so it pays to have your search underway before then. Set up alerts and be ready to move quickly when a good room appears.
Medical and health-science students based at St Vincent’s (Elm Park) do well anywhere on the N11 corridor or the south coastal DART line — Booterstown, Blackrock, Stillorgan and Donnybrook all give quick access to both Belfield and Elm Park.
Yes — Clonskeagh and Roebuck are under 10 minutes by bike, and Donnybrook and Ranelagh around 15. UCD has plenty of secure on-campus bike parking. Just note the N11 gets busy at peak times, and the Dublin Bikes share scheme doesn’t reach Belfield, so you’ll need your own bike.
Yes — “UCD” is simply the everyday name for University College Dublin. Its main campus is at Belfield in Dublin 4.
It varies. Around half of house-share listings include bills, while digs almost always do (and often meals too). Always check whether electricity, heating, broadband and bins are included before you commit, as Dublin utilities can add €80–€130 a month.