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Hello guys,

please for those living in Dublin, please is it ever possible to book an appointment to register at the police/immigration? I've been trying for the past weeks on their website and I can't get one

seunny4lif:
There is Johnson restaurants @ Summerhill and also Cynthia restaurants but be ready for Maggie meal @ Cynthia
Africa shops are located at Moore street

Thanks
I'll check it out this weekend or sometime during the week.

dizzynet:
Let me know what you find

Hi
Unfortunately, I haven't got time to explore the city yet as I've been busy with lectures. What about you?

lander237:
Hi everyone.

I just arrived Dublin few days ago for my study abroad semester. Please what are the hot African areas here (bars/clubs, shops, etc)
Boredom go kill someone for this contri chaiii

I miss the UK already �

Please those have been living in Dublin, can you please share your experiences

Hi everyone.

I just arrived Dublin few days ago for my study abroad semester. Please what are the hot African areas here (bars/clubs, shops, etc)
Boredom go kill someone for this contri chaiii

I miss the UK already �

Blessedolamide:
Hello, you may want to try Hazelwood or Gateway student village. They are both close to DCU and the price is relatively moderate.

Cheers!!!

Thanks a lot. God bless ��

CODEDBARREL:
Going to Dublin in January, I am a female. I am booking hostel with Isaacs Hostel. Getting some discounts days off a week. Will look for room mate when I get there.

If I can't secure a place before, I'll definitely do this

ICaSNg:
Check Griffith Hostels or send them an email. They have hostels and you could book for a short stay.

Else, check booking.com to reserve temporary hostel for a week or 2 and you can sort the rest out on arrival.

Cheers

Thanks mate. I'll check it out

Segunagagu:
Why not book hotels first...den wen u get to Dublin u will look for accommodation physically...try booking.com there are various hostels dere

Given the difficulty in finding accommodation, I think it is better you secure one beforehand cause it is very likely that you stay in a hotel for WEEKS once you're there

CODEDBARREL:
Pls, does any female need a roommate in Dulin?


I feel this info might be beneficial to someone here.

My roommate is graduating this January and will be retiring back to his country. In lieu to the difficulty in securing accommodation here in Dublin, any prospective male student that is interested can replace him. The accommodation will be available from the 15th of January, 2018 but he is willing to move out if the person taking the accommodation is coming earlier than that date. The house rent is £430 monthly + £30 for utilities, making it £460 monthly. It's a 2-bed space, very neat and the house has every modern facility a house should have. It's a first come, first serve basis. I am placing this here cause I need a brother from my own country in same apartment with me..lol.

NOTE: Please DO NOT pay anyone upfront from Nigeria at the moment for accommodation. You ought to inspect the accommodation and if it's suitable to your taste before you pay. I am saying this so that no one here will fall prey to scam artists mascurading as students studying presently in Ireland and wanting to offer assistance.

Please is your offer still valid? I have to be in Dublin (DUblin city university) for an exchange semester starting 24th Jan.
thanks

Hi to everyone and all the gurus in the house.

(I might not be on the right thread to ask this question, please kindly re-direct me)

I've been searching for accommodation for quite some time now...Next semester (starting 24th January 2019) I am supposed to go to Dublin City University for an exchange semester. I've really tried daft.ie, rent.ie, I'm almost running mad lol

I can do shared flats, shared house, student halls, one-bedroom flat...Please any recommendations will help abeg