How to save money in Ireland
Last activity 25 July 2017 by phungi
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Hi,
For my personal experience, Yes, I planed a budget before moving in Cork City.
Shared house or flat is the best deal for accommodations. To rent a place just for yourself is too expensive.
For food I try to buy fresh products, I mean vegetables and meat (but any prepared meals or frozen stuff except ice cream 
) at LIdl or Tesco and cook myself. Each time I fill a full bucket at Lidl and it is less 20€ and I can eat for few days.
It is almost 3 months now and I spent circa 180€/month for food (restaurant or beer are not included). So I think it is a good solution for saving money when you have just moved in Ireland and still looking for a new job.
You have shop like TkMax where you can find very good deals sometimes for cooking tools. And it is good brand and quality. Now there is a new shop called Home Sense in Cork city where you can find a lot of good things too.
Dunes Store is very good for home and bedroom stuff.
Phung
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