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Mahon / Doughcloyne
Cork, Ireland · Neighborhood Guide
Tech and pharma belt suburbs near Mahon Point; modern apartments; close to Apple HQ and business parks
Data verified June 15, 2026
Mahon / Doughcloyne at a Glance
Mid-Range
Cost Level
€1,200–€1,800/month for 1-BR
Rent Range
Safe — modern suburban development with improving infrastructure
Safety
200–400 Mbps fiber in newer developments
Internet
Who Lives in Mahon / Doughcloyne?
Apple, Pfizer, and pharma workers, young families, and budget-conscious professionals. Average age 25–42. Practical and modern.
Living in Mahon / Doughcloyne — Practical Details
Walkability
Moderate — suburban with Mahon Point shopping centre. Car or bus needed for most trips.
Grocery & Food Access
Mahon Point Shopping Centre has Tesco and food court. Lidl and Aldi nearby.
Getting Around
- Bus: 202, 215 to city centre (15–20 min)
- Car: Mahon Interchange for N25
- Cycling: improving infrastructure
- Cork Airport: 15 min drive
Nearby Coworking
- Limited locally — most use city centre spaces (15–20 min by bus)
Insider Tips for Mahon / Doughcloyne
- 1Apple's EMEA HQ is in Hollyhill but many satellite offices are in Mahon — check your exact workplace location
- 2Mahon Point shopping centre is Cork's largest — cinema, restaurants, and major retailers
- 3Rents here are 15–25% cheaper than city centre with good bus connections
- 4The Mahon Greenway walking/cycling path is a pleasant route along the harbour
FAQ — Mahon / Doughcloyne, Cork
What is Mahon / Doughcloyne like for expats?
Mahon / Doughcloyne is a mid-range neighborhood in Cork. Tech and pharma belt suburbs near Mahon Point; modern apartments; close to Apple HQ and business parks Best for: Tech and pharma workers who want short commutes to business parks without city-centre prices
How much does it cost to live in Mahon / Doughcloyne, Cork?
Mahon / Doughcloyne is classified as "Mid-Range" in Cork. Typical rent: €1,200–€1,800/month for 1-BR. Total monthly budget in Cork: €2,100–€3,000.
Is Mahon / Doughcloyne safe for expats?
Safe — modern suburban development with improving infrastructure
Who lives in Mahon / Doughcloyne?
Apple, Pfizer, and pharma workers, young families, and budget-conscious professionals. Average age 25–42. Practical and modern.
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