Your spare room can earn you €14,000 per annum Tax Free!
A brief blog post by Getdigs.ie – the premier Monday to Friday Accommodation service in Ireland. Turn your spare room into a Monday to Friday €14,000 per annum Tax Free Gold Mine! Day to day living in Ireland is getting tougher and tougher and with our friend in the USA smacking tariffs on anything that moves…
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Student Accommodation Crisis in Ireland – Government Act Now
Addressing the Ongoing Student Accommodation Crisis in Ireland: Solutions for the New Incoming Government by Getdigs.ie The student accommodation crisis in Ireland has been worsening over the years, particularly in the major cities of Dublin, Limerick, Cork, and Galway. The skyrocketing cost of living, lack of affordable housing options, and high demand for limited accommodation…
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Digs in Dublin – The new Model for Monday to Friday Accommodation
The New Model of Digs in Dublin: A Modern Solution for Students and Professionals As the housing crisis continues to challenge cities like Dublin, Cork, Limerick, and Galway, finding affordable and comfortable accommodation has become a significant issue for students and professionals alike. With rental prices soaring and the availability of suitable housing diminishing, people…
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Find the Perfect Lodger for Your Monday to Friday Room Rental in Ireland
How to Find the Perfect Lodger for Your Monday to Friday Room Rental in Ireland by Getdigs.ie Renting out a spare room can be a fantastic way for homeowners in Ireland to earn extra income, especially with the Irish Government’s Rent a Room Scheme, which allows you to earn up to €14,000 per year tax-free.…
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Rent a Room in Dublin – Why Monday to Friday Accommodation is a Smart Choice
The Cheapest Areas to Rent a Room in Dublin: Why Monday to Friday Accommodation is a Smart Choice Renting a room in Dublin, especially with the rising cost of living, can be quite a challenge. However, if you’re looking for a cost-effective solution, Monday to Friday room rentals (aka Digs) offer an excellent alternative. These…
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Commuting to and from Work in Ireland – there is another way
The Major Challenges of Commuting to and from Work in Ireland: How to Take Control of Your Work-Life Balance Commuting to work in Ireland has become one of the most stressful aspects of daily life. Between long hours spent in traffic, the lack of transport infrastructure, and the increasing distance between homes and workplaces due…
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Student Accommodation Crisis Limerick
The University of Limerick Student Protest: A Call for Change in Student Accommodation In recent months, the University of Limerick has been at the forefront of student activism, with students organizing protests to voice their concerns about the worsening student accommodation crisis. This issue, which is not unique to Limerick, has become a nationwide challenge…
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Celebrating CAO Results in Ireland: Maximize Your Student Experience with Monday to Friday Accommodation
Students are getting nervous, parents are getting more nervous, why I have the jitters even writing this article! Why? The Leaving Certificate Results are out on the 23rd August2024, that’s why? It’s torture and it’s the same every year. What comes after the Leaving Results? Round 1 CAO offers on the 28th August 2024. Students…
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A Homeowner’s Delight: Renting Out a Room for Extra Income and Companionship
A Homeowner’s Delight: Renting Out a Room for Extra Income and Companionship Meet Margaret, a widow living in Cabra, Dublin. Her two children have left home, one is married and living abroad, the other is married and living in Limerick. Here is Margaret’s story of renting out a room in her home. When I…
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The Rising Cost of Renting in Ireland and the Advantages of Digs or Monday-to-Friday Accommodation
The Rising Cost of Renting in Ireland and the Numerous Advantages of Digs or Monday-to-Friday Accommodation Ireland’s rental market has been in a state of flux for several years, with the cost of renting a property escalating rapidly. A recent Irish Times article captures this perfectly. As urban centers like Dublin, Cork, and Galway continue…
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