• Trinity has only 1 campus that is in Dublin 2 city centre.
• All facilities are available on my campus.
• Trinity has around 50 Sports clubs, Trinity has more than 120 societies , Health club, Students union, Science club, Engineering society, Business society, River rafting club, music dance drama club, probably all clubs we can imagine are present in Indian society too.
• Major festival is Christmas and Trinity ball ,societies for music, knitting, painting, science, boxing, racing, volunteering, debating, gaming, coding, cycling everything is there.

• I found it via WhatsApp groups (Maharashtrians in Dublin - A whatsapp group), there are also other platforms like DNG housing website, Facebook groups but most effective is WhatsApp groups. I didn't go to any agent
• My rent is around 650 euros a month excluding bills, All facilities like washing machine, WIfi, heating, fridge, electricity, separate bed and separate bathroom everything is available.
• Many websites have fake accommodation, so don't book any permanent accommodation from India, go for temporary one, please do an online viewing if available to verify or send any friends for in person viewing. Don't send money to any fake ID or person
• Go there and search and find  a good accommodation with correct documentation.
• Most students stay in Private accommodations as student accommodations are very costly in Dublin. My accommodation is 30 mins by dart or bus  in South Dublin so its easy to commute to college.

• I think around 5000 people including all staff, schools, faculties, students, researchers. Trinity has only 1 campus that is in Dublin 2 city centre
• All facilities are available on my campus.
• Trinity has around 50 Sports club, Trinity has more than 120 societies , Health club, Students union, Science club, Engineering society,
• Business society, River rafting club, music dance drama club, probably all clubs we can imagine are present also Indian society too.
• Major festival is Christmas and Trinity ball ,societies for fans of alternative music, knitting, volunteering, debating, gaming, coding, cycling everything.

• I found it via Whatsapp groups, there are also other platforms like DNG housing website, Facebook groups but most effective is whatsapp groups. I didn't go to any agent.
• My rent is around 650 euros a month excluding bills, All facilities like washing machine, WIfi, heating, fridge, electricity, separate bed and separate bathroom everything is available.
• Many websites have fake accommodation, so don't book any permanent accommodation from India, go for temporary one, please do an online viewing if available to verify or send any friends for in person viewing. DOnt send money to any fake ID or person.
• Go there and search and find  a good accommodation with correct documentation.
• Most students stay in Private accommodations as student accommodations are very costly in Dublin. My Accomodation is 30 mins by dart or bus so its easy to commute to college.

• My college has one campus that is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
• TCD has a lot of facilities, from libraries and sports to medical services for students. There are multiple libraries and labs depending on the study area of a particular student. These libraries and labs are up to date with modern standards and have few hosts' kitchens, offering huge convenience.
• There is always an event happening in college on any given day, but major events include the freshers' fair, the TCD ball, and TCD Holi.
• TCD is known for its societies; there are around 120 societies where one can join and have some off-study work or fun. Trinity offers a wide range of sports facilities; there is a dedicated sports center where students can enjoy activities such as Rock climbing, Gym, Swimming and many more.

• I found my accommodation via a real estate agent. However, there are multiple online platforms and groups on social media, i.e., WhatsApp and Facebook, that can be looked for accommodation.
• My monthly rent was around 550 € (a total of 2200 € for 1 Bhk) with the water bill included. However, electricity was charged extra as per use and came to around 50 € per person.
• Challenges: Suitable apartments are difficult to find and more delays lead to an increased amount in student accommodation. In my case, I had to pay extra brokerage to secure my apartment apart from the deposit.
• My recommendation would be students should look out as early as possible; however, do not fall for a scam and verify the landlord, real estate agent or any responsible person for the deal.
• My apartment was 3 km away from the college campus. Most Indians choose student accommodation, which is situated near universities in most cases.

• There is only one campus which is located in the city centre, but there are multiple buildings within the campus.
• There are multiple libraries and there is the sports centre where students can use the gym and swimming pool for free.
• There are many events that are hosted in Trinity, but the most famous one is Trinity Ball.
• So, a couple of weeks after you join college, there will be an event held all over the campus where you can sign up for multiple clubs like literature clubs and many sports clubs.

• I mainly used an app called Daft, which is meant for rental apartments in Ireland, but I was lucky enough to find my accommodation through whatsapp groups. I would say whatsapp groups are the best way to get directly in contact with owners and landlords.
• 550 per month was the monthly rent for my accommodation, including Wi-Fi and electricity .
• It just took a lot of time and constant effort to find accommodation since I decided to go for a shared apartment since it would be way cheaper than a student accommodation.
• I would say trying to find a shared apartment would be a better idea since you would be paying a lot less compared to a student accommodation, which would be around 1100 euros per month.
• My accommodation is 20 kms from college; it takes me 35 to 40 minutes to go by train, but by car it is 20 minutes.
• Most Indian students do stay near college, but they pay double the rent to save up on time and comfort.

• The campus experience was really nice. We have a lot of events within the campus on a weekly basis and for which we all get an email in advance stating the weekly event schedules. 
• There are multiple societies and clubs which you can be a part of. There is an event where you can interact with people from the clubs and understand which one you want to be a part of. 
• For the fests, we have the Trinity Ball which is a concert with a lot of artists from around the globe.

• Off Campus accommodation. 
• I had someone staying here as a family friend so they were kind enough to help me with a few people who were interested in renting their place. 
• Monthly rent is anywhere between 900-1200 euros, not disclosing the actual figures. Every facility is included in it. 
• My accommodation is 45 minutes by bus. It's not technically in Dublin, just a little outside of the Dublin border.

• The college has 1 main campus located in Dublin 02. All facilities such as multiple big libraries, all sport facilities and great and active medical services are available 24x7 in campus. Major campus festivals are Christmas and St. Patrick's day but almost all festivals are celebrated here including Indian festivals like Holi, Diwali etc.
• Extracurricular activities such as free gym, swimming, badminton and other sports are available, Trinity has one of the most active student body in the world and this allows a wide range of events all across the year be it be movie nights or discussions or quizzes, also most clubs organise events in off hours so that students can focus on their studies mostly and can relax afterwards.

• I found accommodation via friends who were already in Dublin. One of my friend was leaving dublin for India and I took over the lease agreement from him.
• Monthly rent for 2 people:- 1400 euros all facilities like dishwashers, fridge, TV, washing machine, heater were included.
• recommendations for future students:- Start finding accommodation early as there is a lot of crisis in finding accommodations, keep an eye out on scams which take place in rental properties. Also it's better if you can find contacts who can view properties for you in Dublin as that is the best way.
• My accommodation is 25 mins walk from college but the rent is a bit on the higher side.
   

• Trinity has one main campus, which is located in the City Centre at Dublin 2.
• Facilities on Campus: Library,Gym,Swimming Pool,Rock Climbing,Football/Cricket Ground,Rugby Ground,Tennis Ground.Clinic,Dining Hall,Cafe,Bar.
• Major campus festivals are the Trinity Ball and the Freshers Fair
• I am not much into sports but there are football matches every weekend and also Rugby matches that take place on campus. There are many societies such as the Indian Society which host events regularly, recently Holi was celebrated in Trinity as part of a society event.  There are lunch/dinner parties hosted by different societies almost every week which are open to all students.

• I opted for Off campus accommodation

• I found it using online whatsapp groups and daft.ie website.

  Monthly rent is 850 €

• Facilities included:

  Kitchen (Including Microwave and Toaster)
  Washing Machine

• Challenges Faced were that there is high demand and low availability, accommodation would often get booked before you could get to confirm it.
• I would recommend future students to look for accommodation through friends/family already living in Dublin.
• My accommodation is around 4Kms away from campus.
• There is no specific locality commonly used by Indian students, Although Dublin 8 is a popular location for Trinity Students to stay.

Excellent infrastructure, facilities, student clubs and extra curricular activities to participate.

I rented outside campus, my monthly rent for a shared room with another guy was around 500 euros a month (including bills).

There are a number of clubs and societies that cater to a wide range of interests.

Student accommodations will cost you approximately 1100 EUR per month.

Everything is top-notch, from ethereal infrastructure to cultural building like the Old Kells Library is on campus. A mix of old architecture seamlessly merged with new modern buildings with ample outdoor football/rugby grounds create a very serene campus. The research labs are fleshed out with the state of the art equipment and faculty support 24/7. The libraries are completely silent, autonomous and every possible book is available to issue. Wi-fi is 300-400 Mbps all around the campus.

First year - Trinity Hall, official residence for ALL FIRST YEARS. After the first year you will have to look for your own accommodations.