HOME FROM HOME
HOME FROM HOME ACCOMMODATION
On-Campus Accommodation
Approximately 1,200 students live on campus. Student Residences on campus are situated just a short walk from all lecture, sports and recreational facilities on the North Campus.
Postgraduate students who are continuing to a second or subsequent year of studies may participate in the April (annually) Continuing Students Booking Event which will be advertised on the Student Residence Webspace and in an “All Student Email” sent each February to all students.
Postgraduates in their first year of studies will be able to book rooms on campus in August annually (dates to be confirmed on the website) on a first come, first served basis, once they have their academic offer. Booking will open online on the Student Residence Webspace.

Home Finder Service
There are many private accommodation options available locally, from self-catering in owner-occupied homes to privately rented apartments and houses.
The University offers an online private property listing service for Maynooth and surrounding areas to enable initial contact between local property owners and Maynooth University students at The Maynooth Student Pad.
Accommodation is also usually advertised online through major national property rental listing sites.



COMMUNITY SPIRIT
Maynooth University is committed to being a University community that promotes and advances equality, respects and values diversity, and develops a collegiate environment of excellence with equality, in which the human rights, responsibilities and diversity of all students and staff are recognised and respected.
The University values the enrichment that comes from a diverse community of students and staff and seeks to promote equality and prevent discrimination in the access, experience, progression and achievement of all students and staff through developing and implementing clear policies, procedures and practices providing effective support to help realise equality in the student experience and in employment.
The Office of the Vice President for Equality & Diversity works very closely with the Maynooth Students’ Union (MSU) and colleagues across the University, to ensure that the principles of equality, diversity, inclusion and interculturalism (EDI) are embedded in all aspects of the University’s strategy, policy, processes, systems and functions, and to ensure that Maynooth University is a place where difference is celebrated and all members of its community have a sense of belonging.



