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DCU Accommodation

Ivorn77 · 2018-06-01 23:17:00

Looking at going to DCU next year and don't really have a whole ton of time for looking at accommodation as of now but just want a rough idea whether Larkfield or Hampstead is better for first years? Heard Hampstead itself is better in the sense of accommodation itself but Larkfield better for first years. Is this true?

01-06-2018 11:17pm

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Ivorn77

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Looking at going to DCU next year and don't really have a whole ton of time for looking at accommodation as of now but just want a rough idea whether Larkfield or Hampstead is better for first years? Heard Hampstead itself is better in the sense of accommodation itself but Larkfield better for first years. Is this true?

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#2 13-06-2018 12:08pm

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Larkfield is for only first years, and its cheaper, thats why people say its better for first years.

its two bedrooms to a flat so you get one housemate, and you share a tiny kitchen and bathroom.
It Hampstead its mixed, much less likely to be first years, and with 5 to an apartment it can be harder to develop any relationships with your housemates.

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