Cork Street, Dublin

Cork Street provides premium student accommodation in Dublin at 35-38 Cork St, The Liberties, Dublin, Dublin County D08 RX9X. With multiple en-suites and studio apartments for the residents, Cork St provides student accommodation with furnished units and easy access to the shared amenities. Cork Street is close to the Dublin Institute of Technology and Dublin Business School.

Feature

Cork Street offers various room types, including Twodio, Classic En Suite, Bronze En Suite, Silver En Suite, and Gold En Suite, and the studio apartments include Bronze Studio, Silver Studio, and Gold Studio. Each room at Cork St is equipped with spacious storage, a workspace, a small double bed, and an en-suite shower room. The shared kitchen and living space in each en-suite allows you to socialize with your roommates. Cork Street Dublin also offers a mini-kitchen in all studios with your own hob, combi-oven, fridge with freezer and dining space.

Cork Street also boasts many shared amenities for residents to use. There is a cinema room to watch a movie in your leisure time, and the free gym gives you space to work out after a busy day. Cork St provides indoor/outdoor social spaces and rooftop terraces to soak up the city views for you and socialize with friends. The residents can take advantage of high-speed Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, and bike stores, which add convenience. Need space to work with your friends? Cork Street provides multiple study rooms for you to use. There is also a full calendar of social events you can choose from and take part in to meet new friends. The safety of the residents is the priority for Cork Street Dublin, and the apartment is equipped with CCTV cameras and security teams. The residence team will give you help whenever you need it.

Location and What's Hot

Nestled in Dublin's vibrant Dublin 8 district, Cork Street offers unmatched convenience and a dynamic student lifestyle. From cozy cafés to lively pubs and cultural gems, everything you need is just steps away.​

Fuel your day at ​The Fumbally Café​, a local favourite serving organic Middle Eastern-inspired brunch like their signature shakshuka. For hearty Irish fare, ​Peadar Browns and John Fallon's "The Capstan Bar" around the corner dishes up generous portions of shepherd's pie and Sunday roasts. Craving something exotic? Head to ​Umi Falafel​ for affordable Lebanese wraps and vegan-friendly platters.

Unwind at ​St. Kevin's Park, an 8-minute walk from Cork Street Dublin, a hidden oasis with medieval ruins and lush greenery. History buffs will love ​St. Patrick's Cathedral, a 15-minute walk from Cork St, a Gothic marvel with stunning stained glass.

Transport

The residents of Cork Street can enjoy simple access to the bus and subway stations. The closest bus stations are the Marion Villas, stop 2379 and Brickfield Lane. Dublin Heuston train station is a 7-minute drive from Cork St, making it easy for the residents to have a short trip.