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Rent is the largest bill of a year in Cork. Below: the lowest weekly rate on our Cork page, what that rate pays for and the Irish rules that limit what you can be charged.
From around €220 a week on our Cork page. That is the lowest weekly rate, and larger rooms and studios cost more. Multiply the weekly rent by the number of weeks in your contract to see the full cost before you book.
Nearly always. Almost every property on our Cork page shows bills included, so you pay one weekly figure and set up no utility accounts of your own. If a property page is silent on bills, ask the provider which ones the rent pays for.
An en-suite, in most cases. You get a private bathroom and share the kitchen with flatmates, while a studio comes with a private kitchen as well and costs more. Filter for en-suite rooms in Cork or Cork studios to see each type.
One month's rent, plus one month's rent in advance. Citizens Information says nobody can force you to pay more than that upfront. Students in student specific accommodation may choose to pay more only when rent and tuition go to the same provider.
Irish rent can go up only one time in any 12 months, by 2% or the rate of inflation, whichever is lower. The RTB applies that cap to student specific accommodation as well. Newly built student accommodation follows inflation without the 2% limit.
Yes. A Young Adult Leap Card gives everyone aged 19 to 25 half price fares on Bus Éireann services, and full time third level students outside that age range can apply for a Student Leap Card. Count bus costs when weighing rooms further out.
UCC has some rooms of its own, but most of its students rent privately. These are the routes UCC itself points students to, and the areas it names.
By lottery. UCC Campus Accommodation hands out rooms near the main campus through a randomised draw that costs nothing to enter. Successful applicants pay a booking deposit, only partly refunded if they cancel. Everyone else looks at private complexes, house shares or digs.
UCC publishes a list of private complexes its students use, some a short walk from campus and others a bus ride away. Many of them appear on our University College Cork student accommodation page, sorted by distance from the university.
Western Road runs out of the city centre past the main UCC campus, and the 208 and 220 buses stop along it for the university. A room on this side of town keeps the walk to lectures short while the city stays close by.
Yes, for house shares and digs. Student Pad is UCC's search engine for private rentals, including rooms in homes where the owner lives. Only UCC students can use it, so anyone at another Cork college should ask their own accommodation office.
UCC picks out College Road, Magazine Road, Glasheen, Barrack Street and Wilton as popular areas for its students. A room here usually means a shared house with a private landlord, and UCC advises getting a signed lease for that.
Yes. UCC lists Ballincollig, Douglas and Carrigaline as popular choices beyond the city. Route 220 links Ballincollig, UCC on Western Road, the city centre and Douglas, so living along it gives you one bus for most of your week.
MTU teaches mainly at Bishopstown, west of the city, while further education colleges sit in the centre. Your campus decides the best base.
MTU lists Curraheen Point among the apartment complexes close to its Bishopstown campus. It stands on Farranlea Road, about 1.7 miles from the city centre point on our map, which suits students who split time between MTU and town.
The 208 and the 205. Route 208 runs through Bishopstown to St Patrick Street, and the 205 links Rossa Avenue with UCC and Kent Station. Our MTU student accommodation page sorts every property by distance, so check the bus route too.
UCC names Wilton among its students' favourite areas, and MTU teaches in Bishopstown, so both suburbs suit students with classes on either campus. The 219 orbital route joins Wilton and Bishopstown to Douglas and Mahon on the south side.
MTU lodgings are rooms in a family home, and some come with meals, while self catering lodgings let you cook in the family kitchen. Its office updates a register of these homes through the year, and many are within walking distance of the university.
Cork College of FET's Morrison's Island campus is in the heart of the city, a short walk from the main shopping streets. Our Cork College of Commerce student accommodation page lists nearby properties, so the daily walk stays short.
No. UCC keeps its Campus Accommodation and Student Pad for its own students. MTU runs a separate accommodation office on the first floor of the Student Centre in Bishopstown, which keeps lists of lodgings and shared houses for MTU students.
Irish renting law protects most student tenants, but not every arrangement. Know which one you are signing before money changes hands.
Yes. The RTB treats it much like a private tenancy: it must be registered, rent control applies, and the RTB dispute service can hear your case. Ordinary house shares let by a landlord sit under the same protections.
Search the address on the RTB public register. Landlords type in their own addresses, so try a few spellings and punctuation styles if nothing comes back. Student specific accommodation is listed in a separate part of the register.
A student specific accommodation landlord cannot make you sign for longer than 41 weeks unless you ask for more, the RTB says. From the start of May to the start of October you can also end a fixed term with 28 days' notice.
When the agreed rental period ends, promptly and in full, Citizens Information says. A landlord may keep part or all of it for rent arrears, unpaid bills or damage beyond normal wear and tear, so photograph the room on the day you arrive.
UCC calls a room in the owner's home a licence arrangement, and the RTB says digs fall outside its remit, so its dispute service does not cover them. Citizens Information adds that the owner can end the arrangement at any time with reasonable notice.
UCC lists the warning signs: a price far below the market rate, or a Google Maps image that does not match the photos or description. Never send money for a room you have doubts about. UCC students can ask its residential services team first.
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