University College Cork is a 20-minute walk from the building, and Munster Technological University is a five-minute ride away. Farranlea Park bus station is a nine-minute walk from the building. Cork (Kent) train station is a 15-minute ride away.

Curraheen Point is a student housing in Cork that offers studios and different ensuites. All units feature a compact double bed, a private bathroom, a kitchen, a study desk with a chair, and shelving.

The residence offers different facilities and services. The facilities include Wi-Fi, all-inclusive bills, year-round events, and on-site maintenance. Other services include 24/7 security, a central courtyard, bike storage, on-site laundry facilities, study spaces, and common spaces.

In terms of population, Cork is the second-largest city in Ireland and the third-largest city overall. It is a welcoming city with a calm and friendly vibe. Due to the presence of two prestigious educational institutions, University College Cork (UCC), a division of the National University of Ireland, and Cork Institute of Technology (CIT), it draws a sizable number of students each year.

The building is located on Farranlea Road, just a short drive from the centre of the city. It is surrounded by a variety of exciting and lively locations, including eatery spots, entertainment venues, and other places of interest. If you’d like to have a tasty breakfast and a refreshing drink, we suggest you make a stop at the nearby Liberty Grill eatery before you head off to your classes. Orso Kitchen and Bar is another nearby eatery offering delicious Lebanese and Moroccan dishes in a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. If you’re craving a mouth-watering pizza, Luigi Malones Cork restaurant is nearby, and it offers classic Italian fare, including pasta and pizza, in an art-deco interior.

When you need to do some grocery shopping, Tesco Express supermarket is just around the corner, and it has plenty of products at discounted prices to cater to your needs. After your busy day on campus, we suggest you unwind by taking a casual evening stroll at Bishopscourt Park, where you can enjoy some peace and quiet amidst the greenery. Over the weekend, you may enjoy a night out with your friends and watch the latest box office movies at Omniplex Cinema Cork. You may also go on a shopping spree at Merchants Quay Shopping Centre, where you’ll find many shops, stores, and boutiques. Another thing you can do during the weekend is visit the Blackrock Castle Observatory, where you can see interesting educational exhibits in this 16th-century castle.

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