Our Cork student accommodation is ideally placed for getting to your university campus and enjoying all the memorable experiences on offer in this Southern Irish city. Choose from three prime locations: Ashlin House, Broga House and Curraheen Point. All are within easy reach of University College Cork Cork Institute of Technology , Crawford College of Art and Design, and the city centre, so you can focus on living your best student life.
In Cork, you'll find good craic, great food and fun experiences. It's ranked among the Top 50 Student Cities in Europe for good reason. With its prestigious universities and colleges, vibrant arts scene, and status as Ireland's culinary capital, Cork is the perfect setting for your student story.
From your student accommodation, you'll have so many things to do in Cork within reach. Situated on an island in the River Lee, the city centre has lots of pubs and bars where you can enjoy locally brewed beers, live music and a feel-good atmosphere. To party all night, head to clubs like Voodoo Rooms and Vibe, which regularly host student nights. Cork also has a variety of cinemas, comedy clubs and theatres, so there are entertainment options for everyone to enjoy.
Cork is home to many artisan food producers and has a fantastic array of cafes and restaurants, which is why the city is considered Ireland's food capital. Deemed one of the best food markets in Europe, The English Market has been Cork's culinary hub since 1788 and has a wide range of stalls including butchers and bakers. Cork also has a thriving creative scene that you can discover at the Crawford Art Gallery, The Glucksman and the Lavit Gallery. The annual Cork International Film Festival and the biennial Sounds from a Safe Harbour festival are also highlights on the city's cultural calendar.
Cork's history goes back to the sixth century when Saint Finbar founded it as a monastic settlement. Today, you can explore Cork's rich heritage at its museums, such as Cork City Gaol, Cork Public Museum and Cork Butter Museum, alongside the various landmarks peppered throughout the city. You can also visit the legendary Blarney Stone, located just eight kilometres away at Blarney Castle. The prime location of your student home makes it easy to explore everything that makes Cork such a fascinating place to live.
Cork's history goes back to the sixth century when Saint Finbar founded it as a monastic settlement. Today, you can explore Cork's rich heritage at its museums, such as Cork City Gaol, Cork Public Museum and Cork Butter Museum, alongside the various landmarks peppered throughout the city. You can also visit the legendary Blarney Stone, located just eight kilometres away at Blarney Castle. The prime location of your student home makes it easy to explore everything that makes Cork such a fascinating place to live.
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