Accommodation

Liffey College assists learners in arranging temporary accommodation prior to arrival. Learners who wish to avail of this service should inform the College at least 8 weeks prior to arrival.

This allows learners to get a feel for the city and make informed decisions when it comes to choosing long-term accommodation.

In all cases, Liffey College strives to ensure a welcoming, friendly atmosphere with reliable transport links and proximity to local amenities. Accommodation rates vary depending on learners’ personal choice and budget. In all cases, accommodation (through Liffey College) is booked at the time of booking/paying for the course.

Liffey College offers learners two main types of temporary accommodation:

• Accommodation fees are non-refundable.
• Prices are per person & per week and minimum duration is one (1) week.
• All prices subject to change & availability.
• If you have booked accommodation through the college, double-check that this information appears on your LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.
• If the college is not able to book accommodation for the learner, we will refund the fee.

Shared Accommodation – (Amber)

Liffey College has officially partnered with Amber Student, a leading student accommodation platform, providing housing to students across the globe. With a presence in most of the cities of Ireland and a variety of accommodation options including private rooms and ensuite rooms, amber has a plethora of options for learners. They offer 24×7 free expert assistance, 100% verified listings and a price-match guarantee with zero-to-no paperwork. 

You can easily find an affordable option for your accommodation close to your campus. Learners can visit Amber Student Website to book their accommodation.

 (Liffey College is not responsible for the bookings)

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Learners may request accommodation according to their preferences, needs and budget. Information regarding accommodation is normally advertised on the college’s notice board and students regularly advertise rooms to rent.

Further information is advertised in local newspapers and The most popular website is www.daft.ie. This site allows you to check for property in a particular ‘zone’ of Dublin, such as Dublin 6. Other websites include www.gumtree.ie and www.property.ie.

Rent in Dublin for a single room in a shared apartment can cost from €400 – €600. Apartments are generally in good condition and you could also live with students from different nationalities to practice your English after class.

When you decide to take the room or property, you sometimes need to sign a contract and pay a deposit, usually the same amount as the first months rent. This deposit is returned when you leave the property.

The national Union of Students in Ireland has a useful PDF guide explaining your rights and obligations as a tenant. It’s also worth noting that if you can’t settle a problem with your landlord, you can contact your college’s students’ union for advice (dated on 29/12/2022).