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Anyone going to Maynooth in 2010?

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  • #32
    CFC1905_NK
    Closed Accounts Posts: 138 ✭✭CFC1905_NK


    mickstupp wrote: »
    Don't buy coffee or sandwiches on campus i.e. bring your own lunch.

    If you really must buy lunch, get the €2.50 deal from Dunnes or Tesco which includes sandwich, drink and crisps, rather than paying extortionate prices on other packed sandwiches.

    Also I recommend using the on-campus gym and pool because they're free for students.


  • #33
    Wendero
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 490 ✭✭Wendero


    Anyone know if it's possible to move in on a sunday? I remember I did that last year, but I don't know what time it was. I will arrive in Dublin on the 12th of september, 3:35, and it will most likely take me until 5:30 PM (at least!) to get me to Maynooth.

    Would be great if I could get my key card directly so I won't have to book any other accomodation

    /John


  • #34
    K4t
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,362 ✭✭✭K4t


    CFC1905_NK wrote: »
    If you really must buy lunch, get the €2.50 deal from Dunnes or Tesco which includes sandwich, drink and crisps, rather than paying extortionate prices on other packed sandwiches.

    Also I recommend using the on-campus gym and pool because they're free for students.
    Great advice, often get the meal deal myself and yep, no need to waste money on hot water for showers at home when you can have them free for as long as you like in the swimming pool or the gym.

    Also, do your grocery shopping in Aldi. Quality is as good and you save so much. It's crazy the difference in price between Aldi and the other supermarkets in things like cheese, sausages, burgers, drinks etc.

    If you bring a jacket out with you of a night and use the cloakroom, save money and protect your health by avoiding takeaways at 2am and instead make a few sandwiches and leave them in your jacket.:)


  • #35
    leopoldbloom
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 210 ✭✭leopoldbloom


    Can't believe I neglected to post in this thread until now.

    I will be around next year, working my ass off for ye as President of the Students' Union, drop me a line if there's anything I can do for ye! - president@nuimsu.com

    Much Love,
    Aengus


  • #36
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 0 ✭✭✭ [Deleted User]


    It's going to be a good year in the college!

    I'd recommend, as another way of saving money, to use the medical centre, there are doctors and nurses, counsellors, no need to pay if you can get them on campus.

    Academic Advisory Office is a great place too, really good service!


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