education dublin

Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919) was a Scottish born US industrialist and philanthropist who established a number of trusts for education and research. This included the establishment of many public libraries in English speaking countries.

At the turn of the century a library committee was formed in Swords and The Carnegie Trust was approached for financial assistance. A site was acquired on North Street and by 1908 the library was open to the public.

Today the library houses...

Since the Dublin Language Centre was set up more than 30 years ago, we have seen Ireland become one of the most prominent locations in the world for learning English as a foreign language....

Courses in this language school are available during the summer only. The courses offered are in general English, one to one and academic year courses. They specialise in general English and Trinity College London ESOL examinations are offered.

The course duration is a minimum of one week and a maximum of six weeks.

Accommodation is available with a host family and home stay can also be arranged.

The school has two locations: one in Dublin 16 where courses are...