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where to live?

mcowhey · 2006-12-02 17:05:51

hey im moving to cork at the start of february..im doing co-op in the county council so ill be there for about 7 months i was just wondering where abouts would be a good place to live some people where sayin the county council is out by ucc...i don't know cork at all so i was just wondering if yee could suggest where would…

02-12-2006 5:05pm

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hey im moving to cork at the start of february..im doing co-op in the county council so ill be there for about 7 months i was just wondering where abouts would be a good place to live some people where sayin the county council is out by ucc...i don't know cork at all so i was just wondering if yee could suggest where would be best to live while im down there..

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#2 04-12-2006 10:11am

blue banana

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There are loads of apartment blocks around the Victoria Cross area, which is between County Hall (Cork Co Co) and UCC. I think some of them are owned by UCC, I'm not sure what availability would be like in February, in the middle of the academic year. Victoria Mills and Victoria Station are the only names I can think of, off the top of my head. Probably very expensive though!

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