Accommodation
Trinity Expected to Make Loss on Kavanagh Court Beds
Rent prices for rooms in the private student accommodation complex leased by Trinity have been criticised for their high cost.
Botany Bay Runs Dry, After Water Supply Briefly Breaks
Residents were left without water for at least 30 minutes.
Inside Trinity’s Elite Accommodation
In the impossible search for accommodation in Dublin, many international students have found themselves in Kavanagh Court.
Around the World, Design is Encouraging Students to Socialise
Architects across the world are increasingly putting the need for social interaction at the heart of their student accomodation designs.
Plans for Cunningham House Development Reach New Stage
A planned development in Trinity Hall could deliver 400 beds.
Ibec Warns Dublin Council Against Plans to Curtail Student Accommodation
A proposed plan by Dublin City Council would see no new student accommodation developments within one kilometre of existing student hubs.
Editorial
Just When is Accommodation Going to Become a Real Priority for Universities?
Despite nearly a decade to cope, Ireland’s universities have made little headway in addressing the accommodation crisis.
With Soaring Rents and Low Availability, the Accommodation Crisis Reaches Peak
A new report from Daft.ie has revealed that rent prices are now 13 per cent above their peak in 2008.
Government Launches Accommodation Strategy Promising 21,000 Student Beds by 2024
The strategy also promises closer co-operation between the government and universities in financing student accommodation.
TCDSU Revive Joint Campaign with Daft.ie and UCDSU to Secure Student Accommodation
The campaign appeals to homeowners to rent their rooms to students.