Colivings in Cork

Explore top coliving options in Cork for remote workers, digital nomads and location-independent professionals.

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CoLivings in Cork

Why Cork should be your next coliving destination

Cork feels like a small city with a big heart. The streets are full of live music, cozy pubs and the odd street mural. Weather is mild and often wet. Bring a rain jacket and a sense of humor. Most travellers enjoy the lively café scene by the river. For some, this will be amazing. Cost of living is easier than Dublin but not budget cheap. You get decent value for rent and food. Internet in the city center is reliable. Cafés and a few coworking spots have fast Wi Fi. I once sat in a riverside cafe and overheard two devs planning a weekend hack night. That felt real. Things to do spill outside the city. Short trips to beaches and islands are common. I read people play beach volleyball at Myrtleville in summer. The community is small and friendly. Lots of students and creatives. Arguably not the busiest nomad hub, but great if you want good pubs, steady wifi and a welcoming crowd.