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woodwork course in cork

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  • 14-12-2013 5:16pm
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    bungaro79
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    hi,
    i'm looking into doing a woodwork course in the new year. i see that st johns college and stiofan naofa have introductory courses so i'm wondering if anyone on here has done either and what they were like???


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    bungaro79
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    no past pupils of either course here obviously! going to go with the course in st johns, did the car maintenance one there and thought it was excellent so i'll leave some feedback here again once i'm finished in case anyone else is looking to do either course


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    DenisCork
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    When is it starting? I'm thinking of doing an evening course.


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    pmac3978
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    Did u find an evening course? Am looking to do one also in cork area


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    Riamfada
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    Can anyone recommend a course for a complete beginner in Dublin?


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    raehogan
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    Hi, I'm also looking for woodwork courses in Cork and the surrounding areas. There's very little information out there! Have any of you found anything apart from the two schools first mentioned?


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    Vexorg
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    Riamfada wrote: »
    Can anyone recommend a course for a complete beginner in Dublin?

    Not sure what part of Dublin you are in, have a look at www.hillpicketstudio.com, he runs courses and also allows you to use the workshop for your own projects. I enjoyed the place just too far to travel on a regular basis. If the same facilities were available closer to the city, I would probably be all over it :).


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    bungaro79
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    i didn't end up doing the course as it clashed with training so maybe next sept again


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