Summer Study Abroad in Dublin
Housing Information 

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Students participating in the Contemporary Irish Studies summer program reside in flats located in the residential neighborhoods south of the Dublin city center, concentrated in the Dublin 2, Dublin 4, and Dublin 6 areas. Located equidistance from the Institute of Public Administration (IPA) and city center, students can expect to commute (walking) 25-40 minutes each way.  

Most flats accommodate three to five students, with a shared bathroom, kitchen and living area. Students should anticipate having to share a room; but while a single flat may be co-ed, any individual roommate will be of the same gender.

The accommodations are self-catered and students should anticipate preparing their own meals and shopping at a nearby grocery store.  Each flat is equipped with a washer, television, and telephone to be used with a calling card.  Wireless internet access is also provided.

A €20 key deposit will be collected from students living in Arcadia housing.