The Accommodation Office assists students in finding a suitable place to live. The service provides information and guidance to students on the accommodation most appropriate to their needs. Students can phone, call into the office or email for up to date lists and information.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday 8.30am - 4.30pm

Types of Accommodation

There are three main types of accommodation to choose from:
1. Lodgings/Self Catering Lodgings
2. Shared Houses/Flats
3. Student Apartments/Hostels

Lodgings/Self Catering Lodgings

(Living in a family home)
The Accommodation Office provides a register of lodgings for the academic year. This register is updated throughout the year. Many houses are within walking distance of the college.

Lodgings:

Where a student receives breakfast, evening meal and light supper.
Prices for this year are approximately:

• Single 5 day: €120
• Twin 5 day: €90
• Single 7 day: €140
• Twin 7 day: €110

Advantages:

• It can be a home away from home
• All bills are included in the price
• You will have two good meals a day.

Disadvantages:

• Privacy can be a problem
• Friends are usually not allowed to stay or call
• Lack of freedom.

Self Catering Lodgings:

Where a student lives with a family but has use of the kitchen to cook meals.
Prices per week for this year are approximately:

• Single room: €80
• Twin room: €70

Shared Houses/Flats

A list of houses/rooms in houses is available throughout the year and this updated regularly and especially during the summer months. As there is a high demand for this type of accommodation, it is advisable to contact the Accommodation Office regularly for an updated list.

The approximate price per week for this year is:
Single room: €85
Twin room: €70

Advantages:

• You can eat when/what you like.
• More freedom.
• Friends can stay over.

Disadvantages:

• Bills for ESB, telephone, tv licence, heating, refuse etc.
• Sharing with strangers.
• Doing your own cooking/cleaning/shopping.

Student Apartments/Hostels

Student Apartments

There are a large number of student apartments in close proximity to the Institute. It is advisable to look into this option early in the intended Academic Year. Bookings should be made directly to the apartments. Payment is normally made in two instalments. The approximate price range per academic year is €2,700 – €4,500. The cost depends on what type of room you choose (Standard Single, Single Ensuite, Double Ensuite, Twin Standard, Twin Ensuite etc). The average number of rooms per apartment is 3, 5 or 7. Students are advised to look at apartments before booking and to read leases carefully before signing them.

Advantages:

• Normally situated near the college or on the bus routes
• Comfortable
• Bedrooms are designed to accommodate study
• Good way of making friends.

Disadvantages:

• Can be expensive for the average student (payment upfront)
• Noise can also be a problem in apartment complexes
• Fixed 9-month lease and rent is non-refundable.

Student Apartment Listing

Bishopstown Campus Area

City Centre/Ringaskiddy

(Suit CCAD | CSM | NMCI)

Short to Medium Term Accommodation

• Suitable for International & Erasmus students
• Also suitable for FÁS students
• Minimum Stay is 2 weeks
• All-inclusive rent – no extras
• Properties are based mostly in the City Centre

EAZYCORK
21-23 Oliver Plunkett Street, Cork.
T: 00 343-21-4222243
W: www.eazycork.com
E: info@eazycork.com

Student Hostels

There are some student hostels in the city centre. Many students use them as a stop gap until they find permanent accommodation.