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Living in Cork
Ireland · temperate
Cork is a mid-sized city of roughly 220,000 people right by the sea in Ireland. The climate is temperate. It keeps a balanced mix of locals and visitors and is considered very safe. A typical month of living costs around $2,300. Healthcare is strong, and the internet is fast enough for full-time remote work. People come here for food and eating out, live music, art and culture.
Il servizio sanitario pubblico (5/5) è più solido del privato: qui l’assicurazione è un extra, non una necessità.
At a glance
Who tends to love Cork
- Feeling safe day to day
- Working remotely with reliable internet
- Getting around on foot
- A genuinely good food scene
- Access to strong healthcare
- Raising a family
All parameters
📈 Popularity & prices: Growing
Accommodation prices have moved about +42% in the last 5 years.
Estimates, for orientation only.
🔭 Where this place is heading
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⚠️ The honest downsides
- •Nothing major on our radar, still, verify visas and healthcare for your case.
Health, air (WHO PM2.5), water & crime figures are rough country-level estimates, verify for your case.
On the map
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