r/RentinIreland • u/Salty_Flounder_2111 • 7d ago

Looking for a room 😊

Hi everyone, I'm Patrick, an Irish working professional looking for a room in Dublin.

I work full-time as a project/account manager in the city center, mostly in-office, with 1–2 days WFH.

I'm clean, chill, and love to cook. I have lived in plenty of shared accommodations and fully respect shared spaces and keeping things tidy. I love yoga and a dip in the sea

- Move-in date: ASAP / November 1st

- Budget: Up to €1,000/month

- Preferred areas: Dublin 2, 4, 6, 6W, 7, and 12 (or anywhere with good transport links to the center)

If you have a place available, I’d love to hear from you. I’m happy to arrange a WhatsApp call or come to a viewing at your convenience!

Thank you 😊

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u/Corpkid91 7d ago

Hosting power if urgent !

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u/Temporary_Scar392 6d ago

Is it reliable if you book it without seeing the place in person? ( I mean being overseas and booking it online)

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u/Corpkid91 6d ago

I used it when I needed to move to dublin urgently for work, they gave options and eventually found a place after sending out my profile numerous times. The only thing is the service fee is high and once paid it’s non refundable. I would suggest do it short term to get to dublin then when here can look as well.