Facilities on Campus

Bolton Street Main Courtyard

Locate some of our principal event / expo spaces on our Campus Map ...

Please check website for office / building opening hours:

These spaces are informal non-classroom environments that support self-directed learning (individual or collaborative), fostering social interaction and student wellbeing on campus.

Soundproof meeting pods are also dispersed around campus and identified on the Campus Maps. 

Locate some of our principal informal learning spaces on our Campus Map ...

Bolton Street Library is located on Level 2 of the Bolton Street building. It can be accessed by a lift or stairs.

Library space also includes Group Study Rooms.

The nearest Sports facilities are on the Grangegorman Campus - just 6 minute walk from Bolton Street Main.

Outdoor Sports Facilities

• Pitch 1: Full-size natural turf soccer & rugby pitch
• Pitch 2: Full-size natural turf GAA pitch
• Pitch 3: Full-size synthetic soccer pitch
• Pitch 4: Synthetic surface. 3 tennis courts, hockey and soccer training area

Indoor Sports Facilities

Field Sports Changing

• WC, shower & changing facilities for home and away teams including referee.

Lower House

• LH-107 Spin Studio
• LH-216 Group Fitness Studio

Glassmanogue

• Gym Building

The university gym is located in Glassmanogue, offering a wide range of equipment & programmes to support your personal goals. Members can avail of a personalized fitness program, free consultations with professional trainers, and a variety of fitness classes delivered in our beautiful studios in Lower House, all in a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. The gym also provides convenient amenities such as changing rooms, showers, and secure lockers.

Sports Office

Campus Development

The four pitches that make up the University's field sports facilities at Grangegorman were completed in 2015. They consist of a full-size turf Soccer and Rugby pitch, a full-size turf GAA pitch, a full-size synthetic Soccer pitch, and a synthetic surface pitch marked for 3 Tennis courts be used for Hockey or Soccer training. You can see a timelapse video of the construction of the pitches here. 

Glassmanogue Gym Studio	Glassmanogue

Registered fulltime & apprenticeship students can visit a nurse / doctor / counsellor free of charge, with nominal charges for additional services. 

Note, services are not available to staff or part-time students. 

• Health Centre
• RD-118 Rathdown House

The Student Health Centre provides a holistic approach to health, including on-campus healthcare and specialist clinics, incorporating physical, psychological, and social aspects of your health and well-being

• Counselling Service
• Linenhall

The Counselling Service is here to support you with any problem or experience that affects your ability to concentrate on university work or to enjoy life as a student. Our team of professional counselling psychologists and psychotherapists is available to support students’ experiencing personal and emotional difficulties, relationship and family problems and a range of other mental health challenges.

Student Health Centre, Rathdown House

• Places of Interest
• Use the campus maps to locate the nearest
  • Breakout Areas / Informal Learning Space / Pods
  • Calm / Quiet / Prayer Room
  • Drinking water station
  • First Aid / Breastfeeding Room
  • Reprographic station
  • Vending Machine
  • WC / Changing Facilities / Showers (Accessible Inclusive, Male, Female, Inclusive)

• Student Hub (one-stop-shop)
• BL-315 Registration Queries
• BL-316 / BL-317 Examination Queries
• BL-319 Student Services

The Student Hub is a one-stop-shop for all your student general queries including issuing Student ID cards, stamping forms, student record PIN reset, ...  

• Academic Writing & Learning Centre

The Academic Writing & Learning Centre helps students develop as an independent, confident writer in an academic setting. We offer a range of supports such as pre-booked one-to-one appointments, thematic workshops on aspects of academic writing, and a Postgraduate Students Writing Group.

• Career Development Centre

The Career Development Centre offers lots of resources to aid your career development on topics such as career decision-making, job hunting, and interview skills.

• Computer Learning Centre 

The Computer Learning Centre supporting students taking a Computing programme / module, or using some aspect of Computing in a modules (regardless of your campus or programme). 

• Disability Support Service

The Disability Support Service aims to ensure that any student with a disability does not experience an educational disadvantage and that all students can access and equally participate in and benefit from educational opportunities in our University. 

• Maths Learning Centre

The Maths Learning Centre helps students struggling with maths. 

• Pastoral Care & Chaplaincy

The Pastoral Care & Chaplaincy service reaches out any time, your wellbeing matters to us. Whether you're just beginning your journey with TU Dublin or returning for another year, we invite you to experience the warmth of Irish (Celtic) spirituality and hospitality, through the diverse programme of events and activities that we host each year.

Students' Union, Clubs, Societies & Volunteering

Did you know that every TU Dublin student is automatically a member of TU Dublin Students’ Union & Societies? They are here to work and represent you:

"For the Students, by the Students" 

Student Common Rooms 

The common rooms allow students to take a break from their studies, hang out, relax with friends over a game of pool or table tennis (Main Building):

• BL-153 Common Room 

Students' Union

• BL-153.2 Office

The Students' union also host student events such as workshops, panel discussions, cultural celebrations, tournaments, comedy nights, film screenings, award ceremonies, class meetings and much much more! 

Clubs & Societies

• BL-154 Societies Committee Room 

Make the most of your University life - it's not just about going to the library! Get active, attend events, meet new people, find a new skill, pursue a new / old hobby, develop your leadership skills, enhance your CV - it's about getting involved! If the 90 societies available doesn't suit you, start a new one! Many societies & clubs go on trips away, hold workshops, organise events with guest speakers & have nights out - it's all about culture, improving employability and most importantly, having the craic! 

"There are no strangers, only friends who haven’t met"

For more information

• Student Union: Website / Email: advice@tudublinsu.ie
• Societies: Website