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How strict is Gort na Coiribe?

felixthesheep · 2019-01-19 13:47:15

I’m a first year and I’m not sure where I want to live next year. Currently live in digs which are nearly a 30 minute walk from the college and I find it’s a bit too far and I feel a bit isolated as the other students staying with me are older. I’m considering Gort na Coiribe, Cuirt na Coiribe or Dun na Coiribe, leaning…

19-01-2019 02:47PM

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felixthesheep

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I’m a first year and I’m not sure where I want to live next year. Currently live in digs which are nearly a 30 minute walk from the college and I find it’s a bit too far and I feel a bit isolated as the other students staying with me are older. I’m considering Gort na Coiribe, Cuirt na Coiribe or Dun na Coiribe, leaning towards Gort. My mates are staying in Dun Áras again but I don’t like it or the area around it so I’m likely to end up paired with randomers. A concern of mine is that I have a boyfriend and I can have him over as much as I want this year but I’m not sure if that’ll be the case next year if I’m in student accommodation. I’m hoping I’ll be able to have him sleepover once a week like I do this year.

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