is it weird to go to fota by yourself genuinely up at nearly 1am looking at fota wildlife videos on YouTube
genuinely dying to go there but idk like at all tbh
have social anxiety
Hi all, unfortunately won’t be able to make it myself but I thought I’d throw it here so others can see.
I’ve been planning my itinerary for Ireland June 2026, and realized I’m lacking in must-see places in Cork. I’m staying in the Cork City Centre, and the main thing on my list is Blarney Castle. I’m going to Limerick for a day trip to see King John’s Castle. But otherwise I’m at a loss for what’s worth checking out.
I’ll have a rental car so driving is no issue. Any local thoughts on must-see places or experiences that really define Cork?
An actual "meeting our values" requirement at the end of a job spec that was sent to me today.
I'm actually mortified for them.
Imagine writing this at the end of a detailed technical job role, for a mid-career manager role in cybersecurity, and thinking "perfect, that's that now, another job well done".
Company name edited out but easily found elsewhere.
May or may not be trying to impress a lady here
Is the whole country rocking the look, or have I just not left Cork in too long?
€10 says they don't make that deadline 🤣
I want something like these reference pictures on my wavy hair
Last night I seen a fox at Red abbey by douglas street. He came out and headed towards douglas street. Just stopped and stared at me with his big bushy tail as I was walking my dog . Last year I seen one by white street also . Where are they coming from ? I love them but I'm suprised to see them in the city centre like that.
They are kind of old fashioned so only have the email account but you can ask me if you need more info.
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Hi everyone
I’m considering going on an Erasmus exchange to Cork and wanted to hear some honest opinions about the city itself.
What is Cork like overall as a student city?
How is student life (social life, activities, atmosphere)?
I’m also curious about safety:
Is Cork generally safe, especially for female students?
Would it feel okay to walk alone, go for a walk, or spend time alone in cafes, etc.? (Cause I enjoy spending me time alone lol)
For context, I’m an international student from Asia and I’ve done an exchange in Europe before, so I’m somewhat familiar with the environment, but every city is different.
I’d really appreciate any insights or personal experiences.
Thanks :)
Lads - anyone had any joy about complaining about the condition of some of the gym equipment, sauna being out of order, the condition of what they call a driveway, overcrowding etc at District?
I tried to complain at the desk but was accused of attacking staff members?
When I’m paying bones of €100 per month I expect better
As the title says. I live in the city and I’m getting a car.
Where should I park it until they process my parking permit?
The website says that I’m still liable for paying the disk, but that’s going to cost a fortune until they decide to post my permit…
What other options do I have?
Today i was in peace park and a load of tracksuit teens came up to me and started spraying me with an unreasonable amount of water and then it happened to me again later on in the day with a seperate group just thought id give a little rant on here about how annoying it is
🤢