The best places to study in Dublin

“aside from serving coffee, breakfast and lunch, they also have plugs and Wi-Fi available so you can work while you eat.”

“They've got plugs and wifi so you won't be without power or connectivity while you're working, and the big booths are perfect for spreading out in.”

“Blas Cafe in Rotunda, just off Parnell street is exactly what your looking for. Large loft vibes. Cool cafe, great food.”

“They also have unique tiered seating with a few tables and one long table to sit at so you can easily sit and read a book or get some work done.”

“The upstairs in Shoe Lane Coffee near Tara Street Station feels like one of the best kept secrets in the city, and it's nothing but calm and positive workflow vibes - until it gets jammed with people with the same idea as you.”

“Starbucks on Henry street has a very nice upstairs. It’s set up like a library and is cut off from the rest of the cafe. When you pay for your coffee ask to go upstairs and they will unlock the door for you.”

“Sockets incorporated close to tables and shared spaces ... Wi Fi password clearly displayed; good for general work”

“If you’re by Trinity College, why not check out the Caffè Nero on Dawson Street for a beautiful and inviting open space to work.”

“Tables and coworking spaces are available, as is free WiFi. The library does hold lectures and community events, so it can get quite busy. Arrive early if you prefer a quiet space.”