Having used Airbnb all over the world, this was a bit of a strange experience. The room was lovely, very private, bright and quiet. Liz and her family were really sweet and the location was pretty reasonable - about a ten minute walk to the Luas (tram) station.
On the less positive side, there were quite a lot of rules and regulations to being in the house which were a bit... Unlike the 'normal' Airbnb experience.
I was asked to leave the house numerous times when the rest of the family were leaving... I had a curfew for coming in? I asked for a key several times and wasn't given one until the last day of my stay (granted their spare key had accidentally been taken by the previous guest... ) Using the kitchen was very limited which was admittedly mentioned in the description but I suppose the extent of the limitation was a bit understated, just going into the kitchen to heat up some tea was made to feel like a big ask.
In all fairness Liz is new to Airbnb and did explain that my requirements were outside of what she had experienced previously.
All things considered - if you're a working professional who has a very definite structure and will be doing all of your eating out the house, this is a very nice space.
Otherwise I would suggest finding something less rigid.