Dublin the Fun
After a quick bus tour of Phoenix Park (where the Áras an Uachtaráin–the President of Ireland–lives, also one of Europe’s biggest enclosed parks), and another bus tour of the main parts of Dublin, students had 6 hours to explore Dublin with their buddies…
Croke Ain’t No Joke
Up Ireland!!!! Today is our very exciting CROKE PARK MATCH! Whooop! And….last day of classes! So many exciting things happening…
Dancing the Night Away
It was time to get ready for…RIVERDANCE! Though it’s an optional event, most signed up for it. We had a quick tea of chicken sandwiches, then, everyone looking all spiffy and fancy, headed off…
An Epic Day
Today we had a fantastic tour-filled day! After a breakfast of Belgian waffles, we headed into Dublin with Neil, the most normal bus driver we’ve ever had. Our first stop was Croke Park…
Guinness What?
Goooooood Morning! Greetings from the Emerald Isle…and our weather sure has been quite emerald-y too. We’ve been blessed with perfect gray skies and green fields, with the occasional cool breeze or drizzly storm. Perfect Irish weather…
A Giant Cause for a Great Day
Our drive to Northern Ireland slowly shifted from the bustling hub of Dublin to rural green countryside, and tri-color flags slowly faded to Union Jacks as we drove into Northern Ireland…
No Treble Whistlin’ Today!
Greetings from Dublin!! Everyone seemed to sleep soundly through the night…and breakfast was a busy affair, as we share King’s Hos with several hundred international kids…some have even made friends with our group…
A Tree-mendous Day
Good morning to all! Students had a bit of a lie-in today, as breakfast appearance wasn’t mandatory. Today we leave Newtown for King’s Hospital in Dublin, and there are some heavy hearts around here…
Today was “so-da” bomb
Today was a super chill day, which was well needed after our tiring tour day yesterday. The morning was spent in breakfast and classes, followed by a lovely colorful dinner…
A “fort”unate day, you couldn’t even put a cork in it!
Hello hello hello! What a lovely tour day that approaches us. After a two hour bus ride, we arrived in County Cork. The sky was a soft blue full of bright sun and wispy clouds, which felt like such a treat when in Ireland…
