September 2020
Greyhound racing is a popular pastime in Ireland. Even if you have no interest in racing or betting, an evening at this stadium is great fun. The stadium has a restaurant and bars where you can eat and drink. You can watch the racing action from an indoor viewing area or an outdoor stand. The racing starts at 20.00. You can place a 2 Euro bet on each race or just watch the action. [...]
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This shuttle brings you directly to Ireland’s most impressive natural attraction. The Cliffs of Moher Shuttle gives you the freedom to explore this natural wonder at your own pace. Stop by the beautiful village of Doolin, home to Ireland’s burgeoning surf scene, some wonderful restaurants and traditional Irish pubs. We recommend that you wear comfortable footwear and bring a jacket/coat with you [...]
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O’Connell Street is Ireland’s main street; here a nation’s heroes stand proud. It has seen the fortunes of a city and a nation rise and fall over time and the signs are still here. On this tour you’ll meet and greet some of the most important and influential people in Irish history, (although it wasn’t always Irish people on display here). Learn the several names of this street before the great man himself discover the events that shaped the nation in the 1916 Rising and see the destruction caus [...]
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Dublin’s Georgian architecture is world famous. These “new” suburbs were home to some of the wealthiest and most famous people in the city during Dublin’s Golden Age of the 18th and 19th centuries. Discover the finest red brick houses, colourful doorways, and decorative windows and learn about the people who lived here, and why it was almost destroyed! Tour starts at Stephen’s Green and includes Fitzwilliam square, Merrion Square, Baggot Street, Mount Street, Ely Place, Government Buildings and [...]
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“Raised on songs and stories” is the opening line to one of Dublin’s best loved folk songs “Dublin in the rare auld times” and that’s exactly what this is about; songs and stories. Everyone will get a copy of our unique Irish Folk Songbook, including dozens of famous Irish songs, beautifully illustrated with lyrics. You will have great fun singing along with the musicians! This is so much fun, you’ll love it. The music will start at 20.30 and finish at 22.30 hrs. Sign up at reception (building [...]
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Tour into the Wicklow Mountains to visit Glendalough Valley with its 6th Century monastic settlement. Then across the mountains to Kilkenny for a Guided Tour of this medieval city and free time for shopping and exploring. [...]
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Learn about the first people to come to Ireland and the mystic druids! Discover the mysteries of the bog bodies all the way through to the famine, Georgian architecture and the Easter Rising of 1916. With examples of Irish instruments, songs and stories. The talk features video and picture examples throughout with handouts including test questions and interesting facts. After a short break Jonny will teach some traditional Irish Ceili dances. [...]
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A well-designed CV is very important when you are looking for a job, but what should it contain? One of our experienced teachers will show you how to design the perfect CV and how to look for job advertisements in Ireland. [...]
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Visit the areas only accessible to players and officials on match days…you will feel the essence of this historic hallowed ground. This privileged inside view of one of the world’s finest and most technologically advanced stadium is an experience you will never forget. [...]
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The Movie that we are going to see will depend on the schedule at the cinema. We will advertise this information at School Reception (building #40) during the week of the event. [...]
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Dublin would not be here without the Liffey, it’s the source of everything in the city including Dublin’s two names. It has seen invasions, battles, uprisings and economic booms. Along this tour you’ll see how important the river has been in the development of this great city. This walking tour will take you from the iconic Ha’penny Bridge, past James Gandon’s magnificent Customs house to the new financial district and the modern Grand Canal Square, passing famous landmarks along the way. [...]
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This 1-hour walking tour will bring you along the old city walls. You will discover where Dublin was born and feel the atmosphere of Medieval Dublin. This tour starts on Dame street and includes the outsides of Dublin Castle and gardens, The Liberties, Christchurch Cathedral, Old city walls, Cook street gate and wood quay. [...]
Find out moreGreyhound racing is a popular pastime in Ireland. Even if you have no interest in racing or betting, an evening at this stadium is great fun. The stadium has a restaurant and bars where you can eat and drink. You can watch the racing action from an indoor viewing area or an outdoor stand. The racing starts at 20.00. You can place a 2 Euro bet on each race or just watch the action. [...]
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This Belfast day trip will allow you to see the great sights of Belfast and learn about the history of rebellion and the journey towards peace in the region. You will get to see the Titanic Experience Tour where you will learn all about Titanic’s tragic maiden voyage across the Atlantic. Next your local guide will take you on a political taxi tour and show you the dividing wall called 'The Peace Wall' - a wall forcing peace by separation. You will also have some time for yourself to explore the [...]
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This is the only entirely digital museum in the world. Go back to the past to find out about Irish history and folklore through 20 high-tech interactive galleries! Each gallery tells the stories of the Irish emigrants who left Ireland in a fresh and entirely immersive way. At EPIC you can play with the museum’s interactive touch screens, listen to whispering books and send digital postcards to your family and friends; and mostly, find out how the Irish influenced the rest of the world by spreadi [...]
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GPO Witness History is a new visitor attraction in the iconic GPO (General Post Office) building on O’Connell Street. This engaging exhibition puts you inside the General Post Office during Easter Week in 1916. History will come to life through electronic touch screens, video, audiovisual booths, sound, and authentic artefacts – many previously unseen [...]
Find out more“Raised on songs and stories” is the opening line to one of Dublin’s best loved folk songs “Dublin in the rare auld times” and that’s exactly what this is about; songs and stories. Everyone will get a copy of our unique Irish Folk Songbook, including dozens of famous Irish songs, beautifully illustrated with lyrics. You will have great fun singing along with the musicians! This is so much fun, you’ll love it. The music will start at 20.30 and finish at 22.30 hrs. Sign up at reception (building [...]
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This shuttle brings you directly to Ireland’s most impressive natural attraction. The Cliffs of Moher Shuttle gives you the freedom to explore this natural wonder at your own pace. Stop by the beautiful village of Doolin, home to Ireland’s burgeoning surf scene, some wonderful restaurants and traditional Irish pubs. We recommend that you wear comfortable footwear and bring a rain jacket/coat with you.cli [...]
Find out moreA well-designed CV is very important when you are looking for a job, but what should it contain? One of our experienced teachers will show you how to design the perfect CV and how to look for job advertisements in Ireland. [...]
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Afternoon visit to the Guinness Storehouse where you will learn about the craft of Guinness brewing. You will also visit the panoramic bar at the top of the building for a free pint of the “black stuff”. [...]
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