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Carolanne.. · 2010-08-23 23:38:53

I am starting NUIG in sept and I am having a bit of trouble finding a place as most places have 4,5, and 6 bedrooms and its only me and my daughter. I wouldn't have a problem living with others but I wouldn't expect them to live with a 3 year old (although shes very quiet and will be in creche most of the day). I am…

24-08-2010 12:38AM

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Carolanne..

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I am starting NUIG in sept and I am having a bit of trouble finding a place as most places have 4,5, and 6 bedrooms and its only me and my daughter. I wouldn't have a problem living with others but I wouldn't expect them to live with a 3 year old (although shes very quiet and will be in creche most of the day).
I am looking for a place on the Upper Newcastle Road or there abouts as its near the creche and I cant drive(Yet)
Is anyone in the same boat that can give me any advice? thanks

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#2 24-08-2010 12:46AM

RolandIRL

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Look on daft.ie (you can specify how many rooms and the area), galway advertiser , i see a good few 1/2 bed apartments up for rent though i don't know if they'd be a bit expensive and check out the student accommodation forum
don't worry about finding a place. there's still plenty of time (almost 3 weeks) although it may be a bit harder with a child
you could also look for a place across the river (it's only about a 10/15min into NUIG) on dyke road or in dun na coiribe.

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#3 24-08-2010 12:53AM

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You could contact the Students Union for advice too, I'm sure they've experience with parents going to college. Maybe the Welfare officer?

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