112 Oliver Plunkett Street
Cork, Ireland
- Four minutes on foot from Patrick Street
- Bus Éireann station is a nine minute walk
- Kent Station is fifteen minutes away
Contact us
No ticket maze and no switchboard. Pick the lane that matches what you need and you land with the person who can actually fix it, whether that is a broken boiler, an extension to your booking or a partnership enquiry.
Cork office open14:22 in Cork
Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:30 Irish time
Three of the welcome team are on the desk today
Pick your lane
Each lane is answered by the team that owns it, so you are not repeating yourself to three people before anything happens.
Something wrong where you live. Heating, appliances, damp, keys, anything that needs fixing.
New bookings, date changes and extending a stay across both Ireland and Spain.
Landlords, host families and host companies working with us or thinking about it.
Study and work programmes, group travel, agency partnerships, press and anything that does not fit above.
Come and find us
Walk in during office hours. If you are arriving in Cork for the first time we would rather you called ahead so someone is free to sit down with you.
112 Oliver Plunkett Street, Cork, Ireland
Open in mapsYou are welcome to. The front desk is inside the door on the left and there is usually a kettle on. Mornings are quieter than afternoons, and Monday is the busiest day of the week by some distance.
112 Oliver Plunkett Street
Cork, Ireland
Locked out, no heat, flooding or anything unsafe. Ring the WhatsApp number at any hour and a person answers.
Enquiries and bookings
Finding the right programme is free. Send this and an advisor comes back with options, prices and honest advice about which one suits you.
Four languages on the desk, so you can ask in the one you think in. English, Italian, Spanish and French.
Do not use this form for repairs. The maintenance form routes straight to your city team with a reference you can track.
Report a maintenance issueOnce you land
Booking with us is the easy part. The welcome team in each city is there for everything that comes after: the PPS number, the bank account, the bus you cannot work out, the housemate who never does the dishes. Ask them anything, including the things you think are too small to ask.