Possibly a bit premature I know but basically covering all bases. In the event of us playing you in the Setanta can anyone recommend a decent b&b or hotel. Cheap and clean would do the business. Would just be staying on the night of the game. Any help would be appreciated.
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Advice From Cork Fans
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You could book yourself into the Heartbreak Hotel - they're very welcoming of Blues fans.
Originally Posted by David
It's down the end of Lonely Street - just off the Long Mile Road......
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The Long Mile Road's a long way from Cork. Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
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Better off posting here... Originally Posted by David
Have Boot Disk, will travel
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i'd say Jury's Inn would be your best bet for a hotel. In the City centre. 10 minutes by taxi from the gound. Near the train and bus stations. Originally Posted by David
i presume there's a residents bar as well which might come in handy
not sure of the rates but it's a set price for the room so you fit two or three in for the same price.
For B&B's your best bet would be ringing the tourist officeI'm what? I'm ants at a picnic? -
Cheers Peadar and Paudie.
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The Victoria Hotel is right in the City Centre and falls into the cheap and cheerful category (no parking though if you need it).
Garnish House is the Best B&B in Cork, fantastic grub especuially, but it's that little bit dearer, then aga8in, with Sterling exchange rates it'll probably only cost you 20p or something
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If you are looking for hostels then Bru on MacCurtain street won an awards recent of best hostel in Europe so must be good, Kinlay house is good and anything on Western Road, Sheilas Hostel is fairly popular i think.
They will all look to avoid stag parties so try and avoid booking in big numbers if you can.The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
