Apartment Moves Dublin

Moving apartments in Dublin? Whether you're switching from a bedsit in Rathmines to a 1-bed in Ranelagh, or relocating from student digs in Drumcondra to your first proper apartment in the city centre — GoVan.ie makes apartment moves in Dublin fast, easy, and affordable.

Dublin's rental market means people move apartments more often than anywhere else in Ireland. We get it. That's why we've built a service specifically designed for the Dublin apartment mover: quick turnaround, honest pricing, and movers who know how to navigate narrow staircases, tight hallways, and tricky parking.

We're not a big removal company with massive trucks that can't park on your street. We're a man with a van in Dublin — nimble, fast, and perfectly sized for apartment moves. Our van fits on any Dublin street, and our movers can handle any staircase.

What's Included in Our Dublin Apartment Move?

• Large van with room for a full apartment's contents
• Experienced mover for loading, transport, and unloading
• Protective blankets and wrapping for all furniture
• Bed and wardrobe disassembly/reassembly
• Appliance handling (washing machines, dryers, fridges)
• No extra charge for stairs — even 4th floor walk-ups
• All Dublin postcodes and suburbs covered
• Same-day moves available 7 days a week

Apartment Moving Prices in Dublin

• Studio / bedsit move: from €100
• 1-bed apartment: from €100-€150
• 2-bed apartment: from €150-€250
• Shared house (your room only): from €80
• First hour included in all prices
• Additional time: €40 per hour
• Outside Dublin: €1.30 per km

Popular Dublin Areas for Apartment Moves

We move people between apartments all over Dublin every single day. Our most popular routes include moves within and between Rathmines, Ranelagh, Portobello, Harold's Cross, Rathgar, Terenure, Drumcondra, Phibsborough, Glasnevin, Stoneybatter, Smithfield, the Docklands, Grand Canal, Ringsend, Sandymount, Ballsbridge, Donnybrook, Clontarf, Raheny, and the city centre.

We also handle moves to and from the bigger suburban apartment complexes in Dundrum, Sandyford, Cherrywood, Tallaght, Lucan, Blanchardstown, Swords, and along the DART and Luas lines.

The Dublin Apartment Mover's Checklist

Moving apartments in Dublin comes with its own set of challenges. Here's our advice from doing hundreds of Dublin apartment moves:

Take meter readings. Note your electricity and gas meter readings on moving day. You'll need them for your final bill and new account.

Sort your bins. Check the bin collection day at your new place. Dublin bin schedules vary by area and provider.

Update your address. Revenue, bank, driving licence, insurance, broadband — make a list and work through it on moving day or the day after.

Photograph everything. Take photos of your old place (for deposit return) and your new place (to note any existing damage). Dublin landlords appreciate this kind of diligence.

Book your van early. End of month is the busiest time for Dublin apartment moves. If you're moving on the 30th or 1st, book as early as you can.