A new housing campaign launching today, will aim to encourage Dublin homeowners to let out spare rooms as digs by advertising the associated tax breaks.
Under Irish law, you can earn up to €14,000 in non-taxable income by letting empty …
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Ireland’s student accomodation
Peter O’Donovan investigates the numbers behind the accommodation crisis
The enormous increase in the number of students in third level education over the past several decades and the rapid population growth in Irish cities have created a situation where there is fierce competition for space to live in Dublin …
Homeowners could earn up to €12000 Tax-Free in frantic measures to house students
As the accommodation crisis looms large on the day that CAO offers are released, Trinity’s rent a room scheme offers assistance to those affected by Dublin’s worsening accommodation crisis
Homeowners have been urged to rent any spare space in their houses in a desperate attempt to house students by the government, the Union of Students in Ireland (USI) and Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU). With today’s release of …
Soaring rent prices and travel expenses cause student living costs to rise
The average cost of college for Dublin students living away from home will rise next year to €11,838.
The average cost of college for Dublin students living away from home will rise next year to €11,838, an increase of over €270 since last year’s figure.
This is according to DIT Campus Life’s annual Cost of Living Guide, …