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(061)302500 Private Accommodation List 2021/22 Mary Immaculate College Accommodation Office (061)302500 Private Accommodation List 2021/22 LANDLORDS ON THIS LIST HAVE AGREED TO USE THE STANDARD LETTING AGREEMENT RECOMMENDED BY MARY IMMACULATE COLLEGE. PLEASE TAKE NOTE THAT MARY IMMACULATE COLLEGE, SIMPLY COMPILED THIS LIST AND WILL NOT GET INVOLVED IN ANY DISPUTE WHICH MAY ARISE BETWEEN LANDLORD AND TENANT. This list is compiled by the Mary Immaculate College, Accommodation Office solely for information purposes. Mary Immaculate College accepts no liability for the accuracy of the information supplied. The College has not inspected these properties nor does it make any representations/recommendations on behalf of the Landlords. The College accepts no liability for the state of the properties, for booking the properties or for any disagreements which may arise between Landlord and Tenant. Students are strongly advised to inspect all properties and to be aware of all terms and conditions before entering into any rental agreements. Never pay large sums of cash to a prospective landlord during a property viewing. If you are paying a deposit, ask for a receipt of payment and the landlords contact details. **PLEASE TAKE NOTE THAT MARY IMMACULATE COLLEGE,SIMPLY COMPILED THIS LIST AND WILL NOT GET INVOLVED IN ANY DISPUTE WHICH MAY ARISE BETWEEN LANDLORD AND TENANT** Property Landlord Phone No Available Description Rent Rent Includes Deposit Email Address Contact 2 Single Rooms both 17 Lord Edward lockable. Gas central heating. Court, Lord Non smoking Cooker, Fridge, 1 Kathleen Ryan 087-9188546 Yes €120 per week €400 Edward St Sunday PM to Friday Hoover, Refuse, V94 N6XN Owner occupied Television & WIFI Female Only 2 x Single Rooms both lockable. Cooker, Fridge, 14 Greenfields, Non smoking Hoover, Washing Yes €110 per week 2 Rosbrien Martina Mullins 0872723242 Sunday PM to Friday. Machine, Refuse, €440 [email protected] V94 F5PX Owner occupied. Television & WIFI. 2 X Ensuite Rooms both Gas central heating. 13Castlewell lockable. €120 per week Cooker, Fridge, Courtbrack Non-Smoking, 3 Martin Vaughan O86-2221001 Yes Utility bills Hoover, Washing €400 [email protected] Avenue Sunday PM to Friday AM included Machine, Refuse, V94 R8KC Owner Occupied. Television & WIFI. Single lockable Room. 30 Willsbrook, Mature female preferred. Gas central heating. Dooradoyle, Quiet family household. Cooker, Fridge, 4 Tracy Savage 087-3337424 Yes €140/week €140 [email protected] Limerick Owner Occupied. Hoover, Refuse bin V94 C8YT Dog Owner. Non-Smoking. & WIFI. 1 x Single lockable room in Gas central heating, €110 per week Owner occupied home. Cat Cooker, Fridge, (5 days) 18 Revington Park, owner. NON-SMOKING. Hoover, Washing including 5 N.C. Road Yes Mature Or Postgraduate Machine, Dryer, [email protected] Mary Nagle 0834508340 breakfast €400 Limerick female student preferred. Refuse, WIFI & (access to V94 HKK2 Sunday PM to Friday. Parking. kitchen) Property Landlord Phone No Available Description Rent Rent Includes Deposit Email Address Contact 3 Single lockable Rooms in Gas heating. 6 Lifford Avenue, No Owner occupied house. Cat Cooker, Fridge, Ballinacurra. owner €410 per Hoover, Washing €300 Non-Smoking. Sunday PM person Machine, Dryer, to Friday. Per month Refuse Bin, Students have upstairs of Television & WIFI. House. Female Only 2 X Single Rooms in Owner Cooker, Fridge, 28 Oakview Drive occupied house. Non- 7 Mary Maloney 087-2183555 Yes € 400 per Refuse bin, €400 Ballinacurra Smoking. Sunday PM to month Television & WIFI. V94 XT7F Friday. Female only 2 X Single lockable Rooms with shared Bathroom. €550 per Oil fired central Owner Occupied House. Month - 5 heating, Cooker, ‘Osma’, O’Connell Dog owner. Non-smoking. Nights. Fridge, Hoover, 8 Anne Kelleher 086-0715979 Yes €250 [email protected] Avenue Female only. International €600 per Washing Machine, V94 HYK7 Students welcome. Month - 7 Dryer, Refuse Bin, Also Available for Summer Nights. Television & WIFI. Letting. Owner Occupied House. Dog Owner. €500 per 2 x Large Single Rooms. month/ per Gas Heating, “Avondale” Breakfast and Evening Meal room – 5 Cooker, Fridge, Greenpark, South Mary Fouhy- 087-6801768 included (Mon- Nights Hoover, Washing 9 Yes Thurs/Fri).International [email protected] Circular Road Andrews Students welcome. Machine, Dryer, €500 V94 AN2R Also available for Summer €600 per Refuse Bin, letting (Sun-Friday) Meals not month/ per Television & WIFI. included during summer. room – 7 Cooking facilities available. Nights Property Landlord Phone No Available Description Rent Rent Includes Deposit Email Address Contact Oil fired central 12 Portland Close, 2 x single lockable Rooms heating, Cooker, 10 Ballinacurra Rita Payne 089-2634662 Yes (1 ensuite) Owner Occupied Weekly Neg Fridge, Hoover, 1 Month Gardens. House. Non-Smoking. Washing Machine, V94 NXD4 Sunday PM to Friday. Dryer, Refuse Bin, Television & WIFI. Apartment (Garage Electric heating. 11 29 Greenfields, extension) for 1 or 2 Cooker, Fridge, Rossbrien Robert Payne 086-3471559 Yes Sharing. Rooms lockable. €250 per week Refuse Bin. €1000 [email protected] V94 4K8R International Students for apartment (Hoover & Washing welcome. Machine in Main House) Owner Occupied House with Gas Heating, 16 Greenpark 3 x Single lockable Rooms. €120 Per Cooker, Fridge, 12 Close, SCR. Noreen Myers 087-9731156 Yes Non-Smoking. Week €200 Per [email protected] Hoover, Refuse Bin, V94 DFF6 Sunday PM to Friday. Per Person Person Television & WIFI. Gas central heating 1 x lockable Single in an €120 per week Cooker, Fridge, Owner occupied house. 5 Nights Oakview Drive, Hoover, Washing 13 No Non-Smoking. €480 Ballinacurra. Machine, Refuse International Students €150 per week Bin, Television & welcome. 7 Nights WIFI. 4 Bedroom House fully furnished. Gas central heating. Ballykeefe Estate, 2 X Double Rooms & €120 per Cooker, Fridge, €300 per 14 Dooradoyle No 2 X Single Rooms, Room person per Hoover, Washing person lockable. Non Smoking, week. Machine, Dryer, Female Only Refuse bin & WIFI. Property Landlord Phone No Available Description Rent Rent Includes Deposit Email Address Contact Owner Occupied House Oil fired central 2 X Single lockable Rooms, heating. Cooker, 1x Twin Room. Fridge, Hoover, 11 Pinegrove Bed, Breakfast and Evening €140 Per Refuse Bin, €600 15 Ashling Heights Colette Mc meal. Week [email protected] 087-2288243 Yes Television & WIFI. Raheen Donnell Non-Smoking, Female Only Fresh Linen Weekly V94 YN9E Sunday PM to Friday AM No extra charges all Bus route to MIC within 2 in price. minutes walking distance. Oil fired central heating. Cooker, 2 X Lockable Single Rooms Fridge, Hoover, 30 Oakview Drive, in Owner occupied house. Vivien Hogan- €100 Per Washing Machine, 16 Ballinacurra. 083-4377695 Yes Dog Owner Non-Smoking. €400 [email protected] Sindl Week Refuse Bin, V94 R5HX Sunday PM to Friday. Television & WIFI. Female only. No extra charges all in price. Oil fired central heating. Cooker, €320 per Fridge, Hoover, Greenfields, 4 Bedroom House. person per Washing Machine, 17 Rosbrien. No 4 X Single lockable Rooms. Month or €80 €320 Refuse Bins, WIFI Non Smoking, Female Only per person per connection, week Microwave, Kettle & Toaster. Owner Occupied house Gas heating. 6 Log na gCapaill 2 x Single rooms with Cooker, Fridge, South Circular double beds. €420 per 1 Months’ 18 Karen O’Brien 086-6886605 Yes Hoover, Washing [email protected] Road Non-smoking Month Rent Machine, Dryer, V94 EV5Y Sun pm to Fri am Refuse Bin & WIFI. 9 Months Sept to May Property Landlord Phone No Available Description Rent Rent Includes Deposit Email Address Contact 2 X Single lockable Rooms Gas central heating. own Bathroom and Shared Greenpark Close, Cooker, Fridge, use of Kitchen or Cooked South Circular €150 per week Hoover, Washing 19 No Meals Non Smoking, Warm €400 Road. Machine, Dryer, & Comfortable, Room Refuse Bin, lockable. Less than 10 Mins WIFI walk from MIC 2 X Double lockable Rooms Oil fired central 23 Southville (1 En-suite) in Owner heating, Cooker, Gardens, €100 per 20 Kay Whelan 086-1574199 Yes occupied house. Dog owner. Fridge, Hoover, €400 [email protected] Ballinacurra. Week Non-smoking. Female Only. Washing Machine, V94 E6EV Sunday PM to Friday Refuse Bin & WIFI. 2 X Single lockable rooms (1 Ensuite) Owner-occupied €500 per house. month/ per Female only. room – 5 Gas Central 5 minutes’ walk from bus Nights Heating. Cooker, 34 Nessan Court, Áine Nic stop, direct bus to O’Connell Fridge, Hoover, 1 Months’ 21 Raheen. 086-3027099 Yes [email protected] Chárthaigh Avenue €600 per Washing Machine, Rent V94 P2YK Non Smoking, Owner has a month/ per Refuse Bin, Dog room – 7 Television & WIFI International Students Nights welcome. Owner Occupied House Gas central heating. 1 X Single Room & 1 X Single Room Cooker, Fridge, Double Room. Both rooms €100 Per 29 Oakview Drive, Hoover, Washing One lockable. Week 22 Ballinacurra. Machine, Dryer, Month’s No Sunday PM to Friday AM. Twin Room V94 X45W Refuse Bin, rent Non-Smoking, Female Only €110 Per Television & WIFI. Week Bills Included. Property Landlord Phone No Available Description Rent Rent Includes Deposit Email Address Contact Owner Occupied House €120 per week 11 The Rise, 3 x Single lockable rooms. Gas central heating. 5 Nights One Huntsfield, No Smoking Cooker, Fridge, 23 Kathleen Curtin 086-4016835 Yes Month’s Dooradoyle. Gas Heating Hoover, Refuse Bin, €150 per week rent V94 PH2X International Students Television & WIFI 7 Nights welcome. Gas central heating. Cooker, Fridge, 4 Bed House 1 x Single €1,600 per Hoover, Washing Laurel Hill Court, Room, 2 x Double Rooms, 1 Month or €400 Machine, Dryer, €1,600 or Summerville x Twin Ensuite. Rooms Sheila Campbell 085-1142809 Yes Per Person per Refuse Bin, €400 [email protected] 24 Avenue, S.C.Rd lockable. Month Television & WIFI. Per Person V94 P7KT NON-SMOKING. Bills through suppler. Owner Occupied 1 X Twin lockable Room. House. Oil Heating. Sunday PM to Friday AM. 28 Ballinacurra Cooker, Fridge, Female Only. Mature or €500 Per 25 Gardens Mary Flynn 087-6691095 Yes Hoover, Washing €500 [email protected] Postgraduate Students Month V94 WEK7 Machine, Dryer, Preferred Refuse Bin, Non-Smoking.
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