CES Mercy College Junior Summer Centre Favorit
CES Mercy College Junior Summer Centre is located to the north of Dublin city, between 3-5km from the city centre. It is close to major public transport links so it is easy to move to and from your...
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CES Dublin Favorit
CES Dublin has three campuses that are perfectly located in the very heart of Dublin city centre. The school is on the same street as Dublin Castle, Trinity College and Cultural Quarter - Temple Bar....
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CES St Pauls College Junior Summer Centre Favorit
CES St. Paul’s College Junior Summer Centre is located to the north of Dublin city, between 3-5km from the city centre. It is close to major public transport links so it is easy to move to and from...
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Apollo Dublin – Junior Host Family Centre Favorit
Located on the beautiful Howth peninsula on Dublin Bay, Sutton Park School is situated 12km from Dublin City Centre and 15 minutes’ drive from Dublin Airport. Sutton is a friendly and safe residential...
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Emerald Cultural Institute Favorit
The Emerald Cultural Institute is an English Language School with one year-round campus in Dublin and offering an exciting range of Junior Summer Programmes in Ireland and the UK. We have 37 years of...
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Apollo Language Centre Favorit
Apollo Language Centre is an award-winning English language school in Ireland. With its year-round school for adults & mini-stay groups in Dublin city centre and Junior Summer Camps in Dublin, Cork &...
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Frances King School of English Dublin Summer Centre Favorit
Make new friends from around the world on this all inclusive homestay teenager programme. You will study in the mornings with an action packed sporting and cultural programme in the afternoons and at...
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Apollo Dublin – Junior Residential Centre Favorit
Maynooth, located 30 minutes from Dublin city centre and 45 minutes from Dublin Airport is a beautiful 18th century Irish town with a population of 8,500.
Maynooth University Campus, just 5 minutes’...
Learn English in Dublin, Ireland!
Dublin, capital of the Republic of Ireland, is a popular place to learn English thanks to its rich literary heritage, fascinating history, musical traditions and thriving pub, club, and night scene.
The city has many historical landmarks, like the 13th century Dublin Castle, the Ha’penny Bridge, Mansion House, Poolbeg Towers, Christ Church Cathedral, and many ancient churches.
Dublin’s renowned artists
The National Gallery of Ireland houses a renowned collection of Irish paintings, including works by Jack B. Yeats, and every major European school of painting is also represented, including works by Caravaggio, Titian, Vermeer, and Goya. Another must-see is the Book of Kells, written around 800 AD, one of the most beautifully illuminated manuscripts in the world. It can be seen in the library of Trinity College, which is also worth a visit.
Dublin is one of the literary capitals of the world and was designated a UNESCO City of Literature in 2010.
Many attractions to explore!
Birthplace of James Joyce, William Butler Yeats, George Bernard Shaw and Samuel Beckett, it is also home to several national museums, concert halls and theatres.
One of Dublin’s popular attractions is the Guinness Brewery, which was founded in 1759. The Guinness Storehouse® tour is a regular excursion for language school groups. This world-famous ale is enjoyed in the many pubs across the city, in the areas around St Stephen’s Green, Harcourt Street and the ‘pub hub’ of Temple Bar, where live music is often performed. For those who prefer a cocktail in a trendy, modern bar, Lower Leeson Street has a good choice of stylish venues and night clubs.
Dublin is perfect for students!
For food-lovers, Dublin offers traditional dishes with local ingredients from both land and shore. Dublin’s location near the sea means fish and seafood dishes are always on the menu, such as “Dublin Lawyer” - lobster cooked in whiskey and cream.
Dublin is part of the Eurozone and a popular shopping destination for both locals and tourists, who flock to areas such as Henry Street and the Jervis and Ilac Shopping Centres. It also has more green areas per square kilometre than any other European capital city: St Stephen's Green is right next to one of the main shopping areas, Grafton Street. Ireland’s capital also has a thriving market culture, the most historic of which is Moore Street.
The countryside beyond Dublin is beautiful and it is easy to travel on to other parts of Ireland. There are many reasons to learn English in Ireland. And Dublin is a vibrant, welcoming, and lively destination: ideal for English language students who want to study, explore the rich traditions of Ireland, and have fun.