Where to study in Cork?

JackieChang · 2017-01-10 13:01:24

I'm doing an online course at the moment and need a desk somewhere quiet where I can put the head down for a few hours. I tried to apply for a membership card for the UCC library but they don't give them out to the general public until the summer apparently. I don't finish work till 5.30pm so public libraries are out of…

10-01-2017 01:01PM

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JackieChang

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I'm doing an online course at the moment and need a desk somewhere quiet where I can put the head down for a few hours.

I tried to apply for a membership card for the UCC library but they don't give them out to the general public until the summer apparently.

I don't finish work till 5.30pm so public libraries are out of the question.

Any ideas? I'm going insane trying to study on my bed.

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Webworkhouse/Eco Cafe on Winthrop street is probably your best bet, just throw on a pair of headphones and grab a PC/table in there.

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#3 10-01-2017 04:04PM

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Is your online course with a college in Ireland or the UK? If you're a registered student you may be able to use the UCC or CIT libraries under one of the existing arrangements e.g. ALCID or SCONUL.
http://booleweb.ucc.ie/index.php?pageID=340

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