Welcome to TTEC Ireland

How to Find Housing

Getting settled in a new city can sometimes seem overwhelming…but we’ve got you covered with all the ways you could finding housing in Dublin – from renting, to room sharing, to purchasing a home. And we’ve included information you’ll need for securing your utilities as well (and we know you can’t live without internet, so we’ve added that in too!)

1. What areas should I look into?

Dublin is divided by Postal Districts. You can quickly navigate your way by remembering odd numbers are the North Side of the River Liffey and even numbers are on the South Side of the Liffey. Luckily for us, TTEC has two locations – one each side of the river! Both locations are really well connected via public transport links. Check out the Postal Districts on the Map below.

When choosing where to live, there are a few factors we all need to consider. Price and location are always important. To help with the location and more information on each of the residential areas around Dublin, we’ve put together a list below based on the value for your pocket, and the distance from our NorthSide and SouthSide locations.

Keys:

€ = Value for Money
⬆ = Distance from EastPoint Office (North Side)
⬇ = Distance from Sandyford Office (South Side)

Dublin 1. €€€. ⬆.5 – 3km // ⬇ 9-10km

Dublin 1 is north inner city and is separated from Dublin 2 by the River Liffey. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 1

Dublin 2 €€€€. ⬆ 1.5 – 4.5km // ⬇ 8-10km

Dublin 2 is part of Dublin city centre on the opposite side of the River Liffey to Dublin 1. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 2

Dublin 3 €€€€. ⬆.5-2.5km // ⬇ 11 – 13.5km

Dublin 3 is in northeast Dublin bordering Dublin 1 and only a few kilometres from Dublin city centre. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 3

Dublin 4 €€€€€. ⬆2.5 – 8km // ⬇ 5 – 7.5km

Dublin 4 is to the southeast of Dublin city centre. Bordering Dublin 2 it is just a few minutes taxi or DART ride away from the city centre. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 4

Dublin 5: €€€. ⬆4 – 8km // ⬇14.5 -17.5km

Dublin 5 is in north east of Dublin city bordering Dublin 3. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 5

Dublin 6: €€€€ ⬆7 – 9km // ⬇ 5.5-7.5km

Dublin 6 is in Dublin south to the west of Dublin 2 and Dublin 8. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 6

Dublin 6W: €€€ ⬆6 – 10km // ⬇8.5-10km

Dublin 6W is a postal district in Dublin. Dublin 6W includes Harold’s Cross, Kimmage, Templeogue and Terenure. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 6W

Dublin 7: €€€ ⬆ 3.6 – 8km // ⬇9.5-11km

Dublin 7 is Northwest of Dublin city centre. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 7

Dublin 8: €€€€ ⬆ 4 – 8km // ⬇9.5-12.5km

Dublin 8 is to the west of Dublin 2 and includes the areas of Dolphin’s Barn, Inchicore, Island Bridge, Kilmainham, Merchants Quay, Portobello, South Circular Road and the Coombe. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 08

Dublin 9: €€€ ⬆ 2.9 – 8km // ⬇14-16km

Dublin 9 is north of Dublin city beside Dublin 1 and Dublin 7. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 09

Dublin 10: €€ ⬆ 9 – 11km // ⬇13-14km

Dublin 10 is in Dublin south and includes the area Ballyfermot which is known mainly for its industrial parks. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 10

Dublin 11: €€ ⬆ 4 – 8km // ⬇ 13.5 – 15.5km

Dublin 11 is in northwest Dublin which borders Dublin 9. Dublin 11 includes the areas of Santry and Ballymun. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 11

Dublin 12: €€€ ⬆ 7.5 – 11.5km // ⬇10 – 12km

Dublin 12 is located in Dublin south and includes the areas of Bluebell, Crumlin, Drimnagh and Walkinstown. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 12

Dublin 13: €€€ ⬆ 10 – 15km // ⬇ 19 – 25km

Dublin 13 is in north Dublin and encompasses the areas Ayrfield, Baldoyle, Balgriffin, Bayside, Clongriffin, Donaghmede and Sutton. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 13

Dublin 14: €€€€ ⬆ 8 – 14km // ⬇3 – 6.5km

Dublin 14 is at the foot of the Dublin mountains. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 14

Dublin 15: €€€ ⬆ 6.5 – 15 km // ⬇ 14 – 21km

Dublin 15 is to the west of Dublin city and borders Phoenix Park, one of the world’s largest city parks which is home to Dublin Zoo and the President of Ireland. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 15

Dublin 16: €€€€ ⬆ 9.5 – 15km // ⬇3.5 – 8km

Dublin 16 is in Dublin south on the foothills of the Dublin mountains. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 16

Dublin 17: €€ ⬆ 4.5 – 8km // ⬇ 15 -18.5km

Dublin 17 is in north Dublin and encompasses the areas of Belcamp, Clarehall, Coolock Balgriffin, Clonshaugh, Priorswood, Darndale and Riverside. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 17

Dublin 18: €€€€ 4.5 – 8km // ⬇.5 – 5km

Dublin 18 is in south Dublin and is home to one of Dublin’s fastest growing business and industrial areas. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 18

Dublin 20: €€ ⬆9 – 12km // ⬇13 – 16km

Dublin 20 is in southwest Dublin. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 20

Dublin 22: €€ ⬆ 12.5 – 15km // ⬇16-17.5km

Dublin 22 is to the west of Dublin and runs into County Kildare. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 22

Dublin 24: €€ ⬆ 14 – 18km // ⬇12.5 – 15km

Dublin 24 is one of the biggest suburban areas in Dublin. It is mostly made up of Tallaght and borders the Dublin/Wicklow Mountains. For a full neighbourhood overview and residential statistics of the area visit MyHome’s Neighbourhood Guide Dublin 24