This is a small apartment in the Liberties area of Dublin. It is about 30 minutes walking distance from the city centre; about 20-30 in a taxi depending on time of day and traffic. So you're ~30 minutes away regardless of mode of travel.
It is not easy to find and the address is not known to taxi drivers. They know The Liberties and New St S, but not Cathedral Court and though this is prominently displayed inside the gate on an obliquely angled wall, it is not easy to see from the street.
Once I arrived, I was given a set of keys to the front door and room along with codes for the gate/building doors. You can lock the door to the room inside the apartment.
The people sharing the apartment are nice but some have very limited English; and they smoke. The smell has permeated the apartment and the public spaces outside to a degree that I had to hold my breath while walking through them and then had to keep the window open in the room all the time to be able to breath fresh air. Some people may be less sensitive to this but I thought it was worth mentioning. I would have appreciated knowing there were smokers in the apartment before I booked.
The en suite has a quarter round shower which is very small and allows little movement once the doors are closed. Also, the water pressure in the shower is very low. The bed is firm and the pillows are very flat with no loft at all. Towels were available but there was very little toilet paper in the bath and I had no idea where to find it so had to buy some.
There is a small store called Spar (similar to 7-11) on the street out front but it is very limited; mostly packaged processed items, and beer and wine. There is very little else available in the immediate area.
If you're on vacation and not planning to spend a lot of time in the apartment this might work for you. I was in Dublin for business and would never have booked this apartment had it not been on the Airbnb for Business site. I believe it should be removed from that part of Airbnb.
There are some amazing sites to see nearby--St Stephen's Green, St Patrick's Cathedral, Trinity College and the Book of Kells, and more. Dublin is great and the people are very nice.