Dublin Temple Bar

English school in Dublin Temple Bar

English school in Dublin Temple Bar is in a magnificent Georgian style building with views of the river Liffey. The building is located in the best neighbourhood in Dublin: Temple Bar. It is not a bar, but is the name of the area of the city which concentrates the major part of the cultural life, and the preferred place for young people, as it is one of the liveliest places at night and in the day. 

Facilities at the Dublin school

Classes

The school has 10 classrooms, large with high ceilings, typical of the Georgian style. The classrooms are bright and spacious, and are equipped with tables, chairs, and whiteboard. There are TVs, videos, DVDs and projectors. 

Multimedia Centre

The multimedia centre has 16 computers and is fully equipped. The centre is used to give classes, as well as for the use of the students when they want to study their English on their own. 

Individual study room

The individual study room is available for all students and includes a library where you can loan books and study materials. The daily newspapers are available here. 

Student room

The common room is on the bottom floor, where you can get cold and warm drinks in vending machines, Also, the students can bring their own lunch to eat it here. The room also has microwaves and a water cooler. There are 6 computers to access the internet and emails in any language, and a 42" TV.

Wifi connection

Wifi throughout the school building. 

Accreditations

The school is accredited by:

Study English in Dublin

The capital of Ireland has a charisma and unique vitality in Europe. Dublin has cultural, sports and leisure advantages typical of a capital, whilst also having the charm of a small city, where visitors feel at home straight away. 

It is a welcoming city with a youthful atmosphere, that conserves a solid cultural tradition of music, literature and dance. In any part of the city, you will find street musicians, elegant shops and all types of bars and pubs where you can try the legendary black beer, surrounded by Irish families. The sea, the mountains and the countryside can be found just 1 hour by car from the city centre. After your classes, you will be able to walk around the mountains in Dublin or play a round of golf. The theatres in Dublin are known worldwide and "The National Concert Hall" offers all types of music. 

Interests about Dublin 

• Dublin has 1,000,000 inhabitants 
• The young population is one of the highest rates in Europe. Nearly half of the population is younger than 25 years old. 
• It is the Celtic cultural capital... the signs and information are in English and Gaelic, the language of Ireland. 
• The local hour in Dublin is the same as London, one hour behind Spain.
• Great writers such as James Joyce, Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett, Bram Stoker and Roddy Doyle were born here.
• In Dublin, the weather is always changing. The people who live there usually say that Dublin doesn´t have one climate, but has all four seasons of the year in one day. 
•  In Whitefriar church are the relics of St Valentine. 

What to see in Dublin

• St Patrick Cathedral. St Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland and its celebration (17th March) is known worldwide. 
• The National Museum of Ireland: this extense museum is distributed among different buildings. Among the collections include those related to the Viking Ireland and the space dedicated to the memory of the uprising of the people of Eire. 
• Trinity College, which belongs to the University of Dublin
• The National Gallery: a fantastic museum for all lovers of paintings
• Dublin Castle: symbol of the British repression in the island
• Temple Bar: This area is one of the most active in the capital and has cafes, interesting shops, pubs and theatres
• Guinness Storehouse: when visiting this building, you can check out the different steps of the making of the famous Guinness beer. 
• Phoenix Park: with its 700 hectares, it is one of the biggest parks in Europe.
• Kells book: in the old Trinity library, and is the oldest books after the Bible. 

Dublin has a lot to offer! Visit the local tourist website to find out more: 

http://www.visitdublin.com/entertainment/dublin.aspx

At night in Dublin

• Temple bar is the area of bars and nightlife in Dublin
• It is the district full of bars where the music comes from the pubs themselves and there is music on the street and street artists. 
• One of the most famous is the Temple Bar which gets its name from the district. The norm is to have a pint of beer, since copas is not the culture here. 
• The clubs in Dublin are normally open between 10pm and 3am (club license) and in general stop serving at 2:30am. The entry prices vary between 5€ and 15€. The prices of the drinks are usually more than in the bars.