Please note there is no WIFI in the house. This is something I overlooked. The house is also filled with religious iconography that will not be to everyone's taste. There is no hot running water but there is plentiful hot water in the shower, in the spacious, light-filled bathroom. The door to the bedroom is bashed/damaged and does not lock. While I was there, the front door bolt stopped working and only the Yale kept it shut. The bedroom is really rather cramped - full of furniture/cushions/blankets/sightseeing pamphlets (and, again, iconography) leaving little space for luggage/toiletries. I feel I must - for fellow travellers - point these things out. OTHERWISE, the house is immaculate, warm and cosy - cottage-y - and is located in a fairly quiet neighbourhood. A selection of cereals is set out on the table, coffee/tea and a selection of apples/oranges/bananas in the kitchen and fresh cold milk in the fridge. Toaster/microwave in kitchen, too. The bed is comfortable. The location is convenient to Fatima on the Luas red line - very easy to get into central Dublin from there and if you fancy walking it's 35 minutes into town. I did not meet Lucy but she was responsive via emails/the app messenger service.