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Studnet life in Ireland
Studying in ireland is a truly unforgettable experience for any international student
The city has an increasingly international population but nevertheless retains a
true Irish flavour. Dublin is the primary centre of education in Ireland, with several
reputable higher education institutions. There can be few better cities than Dublin
, the capital of Ireland in which to enjoy your time as a student. Dublin has a
population of 1.5 million, with all the amenities of a big city, yet still retains
a small town atmosphere.
It is friendly and safe and is a city of culture with a wide variety of art galleries,
museums, theatres, cinemas, shops, restaurants and cafes, nightclubs, zoological
gardens and much more. Most of these amenities are within easy walking distance
of the college & universities and visitors are never at a loss for entertainment.
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Library and I.T Facilities
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Most students spend a good deal
of time in the library. IT resources available to students include new wireless
Internet access, PCs, printing facilities, Student Intranet. Our library is a developing
facility with currently over 300 titles; students have access to significant Internet
resources and subscriptions. |
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Work |
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There are also many part-time work
opportunities in Dublin, Ireland for those students wishing to supplement their
income whilst studying (international students are usually permitted to work up
to 20 hours a week during term-time). |
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Sport & interest groups |
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All the institution has ground.nvolved
in sport! There are plenty of opportunitiGet involved in sport! There are plenty
of opportunities to join local sports clubs such as football, cricket, tennis and
badminton. We encourage students to join a club or activity in which you have an
interest. These interest groups can include academic related, charitable, and cultural,
performing arts, and political, religious, competitive and non-competitive sports. |
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Canteen and college bar |
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All Irish Institution have there carteen and college bar, Ireland have comfortable restaurants and socialising facilities. The college canteen is often a hive of activity, where relatively cheap food can be bought and eaten, and where gossip and study tips are swapped between classes. Campus bars often take on a mythic quality, and many stories are told and friends made over a quiet game of pool of an evening.
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International Students can enjoy in free hour |
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Go to the cinema in Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre. in the local park around
Swords Castle . Visit the Central Library in the Ilac Shopping Centre on Henry
St, Dublin 1. Visit the National Museum of Ireland in Collins Barracks, Benburb
St, Dublin 7. Go to the seaside – it’s on your doorstep. Visit coastal
attractions such as Malahide and Portmarnock. Go on the official bus tour of
Dublin City . Take a cultural tour to Newgrange – 5000 years old. Visit the West
of Ireland – Connemara where the Irish language is still spoken. Attend a local
Gaelic Football or Hurling match, the national sports of Ireland . Join a local
sports club. |
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- Go to the cinema in Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre. in the local park around
- Swords Castle
- Visit the Central Library in Dublin
- Visit the National Museum of Ireland
- Go to the seaside – it’s on your doorstep. Visit coastal attractions such as Malahide and Portmarnock
- Go on the official bus tour of Dublin City
- Take a cultural tour to Newgrange – 5000 years old.
- Visit the West of Ireland – Connemara where the Irish language is still spoken
- Attend a local Gaelic Football or Hurling match, the national sports of Ireland
- Join a local sports club
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