Dublin hotels in Finglas - Glasnevin

Situated near the airport, this hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Dublin City University, Omni Park Shopping Centre and Morton Stadium. National Botanic Gardens and Glasnevin Cemetery are also within 3 mi (5 km).

I live in a 3 bedroom house. It is a very tranquil area, I am 10 minutes walk to DCU. All amenities within walking distance. Close to city centre 15 minutes by bus. Airport 10minutes.

Hi my name is Louise and my husband is Anthony. We have a little boy Jamie who is 8 and our dog Teddy. Our house is located in a lovely and quiet housing estate. There is a bus stop 2 mins walk from our house We would like to host you please send us a request and tell us you reason for staying in Dublin.

We are a family of four, retired husband, wife and two working daughters. Living in Glasnevin and have 20 plus years experience of hosting students from nearby college. You can visit the National Botanic Gardens and the famous Glasnevin Cemetery and museum, have a nice "cuppa" at the coffee shops after a busy day sightseeing! DCU, Dublin city university is within 15 walking distance. Other colleges, included St Patrick's teacher's training college is also close by. Evening meals can be supplied at additional cost.

Welcome! We are a working couple a family with 2 children living in the Dublin 11 area. We have one double room free which we are happy to rent on a short or long-term basis, light breakfasts and evening meal included. There is an excellent choice of bus links close by which travel to the city and beyond. The 40, 40d, 40e,220, 17 bus routes are all close by with typical bus journey time to the city centre 20 minutes. While the M50 is easily accessible. While you live with my family local to the area, you can make the most out of everyday conversations in a relaxed environment. Spending time with native speakers will encourage you to learn new words in new ways that you can’t always pick up in the classroom. While exploring unknown pathways and taking the wrong bus leading you to a quaint village can be exciting and is often how we discover the coolest hidden gems, sometimes we just have to be somewhere on time. Living with a host family will teach you how to travel like a local. Ever wondered what families eat for dinner in Ireland? Perhaps you’re keen to experience this. We love to cook. Although each family does it differently, this will give you invaluable insights into local life.