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Description
We are living in beautiful Glanmire in Cork Ireland.
We would like someone to help with coralling 3 x14 year olds!
We have three beautiful 14 year old (triplets)...
We also have a dog Marnie and we will need someone to dog sit her in Oct. -
Types of help and learning opportunities
Animal Care
Farmstay help
Help around the house
House & pet sitting
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Interests
Events & social
Movies & TV
Technology
Pets
Cooking & food
Animals
Cycling
Water sports
Nature
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Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
Enjoying an Irish family/,pet sittng being a beautiful part of world
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Au Pair Help
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Help
Help with house /garden
I am not working during the Summer but need some help while I run errands and also to come on trips with me. -
Languages spoken
French: Fluent
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Accommodation
Own room share a bathroom with kids
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What else ...
North Cork is a renowned destination for anglers, with several long rivers - notably the Blackwater, providing plentiful fish in a beautiful setting. This part of the county is the least touristed.
East Cork is known for the quality of it's agricultural produce, the cookery school at Ballymaloe near Cloyne (the Enlightenment philosopher Bishop Berkeley lived in Cloyne) and the pretty seaside village of Ballycotton.
West Cork is more touristed, and it's easy to understand why - the southernmost coast of Ireland stretches for over 100km from Cork Harbour through verdant farmland, to three peninsulas jutting out into the Atlantic. It may not quite have some of the drama of Kerry or Donegal, but the little villages and coves and rocky islands are surely some of the prettiest places in Ireland, or anywhere else. When the weather is bad it can be spectacular, or you can retire to the local pub for a Murphy's or a Guinness. When the weather is good, there are few better places to be. -
A little more information
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Internet access
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Limited internet access
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We have pets
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We are smokers
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Can host families
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How many Workawayers can stay?
One
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My animals / pets
Marnie
Beautiful lab/retriever....
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