Find cheap accomodation in Ireland?

Question

How good is Wicklow?

Answer 1

Here is a website link about cheap accommodation in Ireland. Hope this helps you.

Answer 2

Student cities in Ireland are Dublin (but very expensive), Galway, Limerick, Cork and Waterford.

All foreigners find local accents understandable after a few days.

There is not just one Irish accent, every region has a different accent. If it's any consolation, I live in the south-west of the country and I find the accents of Northern Ireland very difficult to understand at times.

If it's a job you need, just for a month or so, try www.nixers.com. Good luck.

Answer 3

www.daft.ie is the best website for accomadation search.

Wicklow is lovely and your not too far from Irelands major citys there either!!

Answer 4

hi you

you will find accommodation no problem in cork right not and more over most of the student accommodation is empty right now till the end of September till they return to collage and it is normally cheap as for a roommate you will have to check that out here in cork or have something fixed you before you come you should have no problem understanding us here in cork as we almost sign when we speck on the cost of public transport here in cork city it 1.45 euros any where in the city and then it depend and where your going if you go out side the city if your looking for a job there is even a web site you can look up from over there is fas.ie or you can call into there offices when you come students cities in Ireland are cork, Dublin, limerick, galway, Belfast if i have left a place out sorry we here in cork have good transport we understandable when it comes to people here that are foreigners and more over if there non-English specking people

Answer 5

Cork and Dublin are the student cities.  Gallway is a Centre for the Arts.

The Irish accent is easy to understand. In Kerry (SW) there are still Gaelic speakers.  In Nothern Ireland the accent is more difficult and people can talk extremely fast.

I would recommend avoiding Limerick, otherwise everwhere is pretty nice.  Ireland has lots of YHA youth hostels and also has its own youth hostel association, so you shouldn't be short of a temporary place to stay if you wish to travel.

Kerry has a low population and attracts a lot of summer tourists, so I guess there would be work there.

Answer 6

You can start for this http://kinvarainn.com/ is a beautiful place to stay

Answer 7

www.booking.com

search ireland  or find some place ring round

irish accent very hard too understand if your not from there

in a pub irish drink loads