Youth Hostels in Cork
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Aaran House Tourist Hostel
Bru Bar & Hostel
Cork International Youth Hostel (An Oige)
Sheilas Cork Hostel
Kinlay House Cork
Russagh Mill Hostel
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Cork
Cork is the second largest city in Ireland (after Dublin of course) and is located in county Cork in the southwestern coastal area of the country. It has about 125,000 people living in the city proper but around 400,000 in the greater metropolitan area.
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Cork Price Stats
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Cheapest Month: December
Guest Reviews
Hostel Cork City
Eric went above and beyond to accomodate us. All of our luggage was lost and he was incredibly helpful in assisting us with phone calls and retrieving it. Thankfully it was all found! The facilities are very nice and clean. The only downfall is the walls are quite thin. OTherwise it was a great place and a fantastic value! ... more
Sheilas Cork Hostel
I didn't like it, mainly because of the weird guy in the dormitoiry ... :( ... more
Bru Bar & Hostel
This hostel was very clean and comfortable. Rooms were quiet at night and had a clean ensuite bathroom. The common areas (kitchen and lounge with internet access) were not very comfortable and the internet connection never worked while I was there. ... more
Cork Discussions
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hiking/sights in county cork
around Cork go to Kinsale, one of the best sea side Irish villages Iv ever seen. ... -
Traiveling between Cork and Dublin+hostel
Hi in Sept. I'm going to Ireland. I fly to Dublin and I was wondering if there is a good train connection between Dublin and Cork. Also I would like to know what the cost are for a train ticket. And does someone know a good hostel or bed&breakfast in Cork? Thanks al lot!! ... -
Cork / Killarney B&B's -- recommendations?
We are headed for Ireland in August and plan to spend 2-3 nights somewhere around Cork and/or Killarney (or some other location if you have a great alternative). Looking for recommendations on B&B's that are well situated for day trips to see city/culture sights as well as more rural spots for hiking ... - More Cork Discussions from our Europe Travel Forum
Cork Blog Entries
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Cork
We did a fair bit of driving around south west Cork, and also went to the exhibition at Cobh (formerly Queenstown) which is where most of the emigrants left from. Also was the last port of call for the Titanic. It was also the port that the survivors of the Lusitania landed after it was sunk off the coast ...
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Cork
frueher als geplant auf den Bus nach Cork . Hier angekommen musste ich erst mal einen kleineren Berg ...
Posted in Guebi on the road by Guebi -
Cork
I forgot to say about the fantastic dinner in Greystone, yet again on the choir, wow good food! So yesterday we walked around Cork for a while, looked at some very cool churches and since Thursday is basilcy universal church choir rehearsal we got to listen to a few of them as we snuck into the churches ...
Posted in Erin's trips by Passmore - More Cork Blog Entries
