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interior + furniture design

NeilMcEoigheann · 2008-12-15 10:15:27

interior + furniture design DIT what do you think?

15-12-2008 10:15am

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interior + furniture design DIT what do you think?

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#2 16-12-2008 12:13am

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Maybe expand a little there Neil, what do you think is not much of question.

Thanks

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#3 16-12-2008 2:22pm

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I think that you should give it some time before applying for this course - I mean not one year, but ask questions, visit the college and look for alternatives.

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#4 20-01-2009 4:03pm

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It's a good course with a good reputation. Check out Griffith College also.

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