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anyone done co-op in cork??

mcowhey · 2006-12-10 14:05:13

hey im going down to cork to do co-op in the county council and was just wondering if any one here knows where a good place to live would be and what rent is like down there??

10-12-2006 2:05pm

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mcowhey

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hey im going down to cork to do co-op in the county council and was just wondering if any one here knows where a good place to live would be and what rent is like down there??

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#2 11-12-2006 3:02am

catching_streams

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Bishopstown is a good spot. Anyone of the student villages would be your best bet. Check the evening echo for accom info.

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#3 11-12-2006 1:32pm

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Might wanna give UCC a buzz could get ya something nice a cossie around the college close to town for student rates rather than renting?

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#4 12-12-2006 12:33am

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my friend was in cork on co-op last year, and he lived in castlewhite(student accomm)...i know it's pretty dear right now, but it comes down during the summer, and he recommended def living there...

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