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Unlocking the Fagel Collection – Trinity's Old Library celebrates its Dutch treasures


The achievements of the Unlocking the Fagel Collection Project will be celebrated today with the opening of an exhibition by Ambassador of the Netherlands to Ireland, Adriaan Palm, and a conference in the Trinity Long Room Hub.

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4worldlovers: All our courses in Dublin will take place either in the Morning (9:00 13:45) or in the Afternoon (14:00 – 18:45) depending on classroom and trainer availability.

The school building on St. Haddington Rd is right behind St Mary’s Church, in walking distance of St. Stephens Green Park.

You can get there by using the Dublin tram, called LUAS. Get off at the stop Charlemont when using the Green Line and walk eastwards along the canal.

Alternatively, some buses stop close to Haddington Road, at Baggot Street (Bus stop No 752 and 782) and Northumberland Road (Bus stops No 412, 413, and 489) see dublinbus.ie.

The following cultural activities are included in the price of each Erasmus course in Ireland:

Join Linda on this 1.5-hour tour of Dublin, where we will ease ourselves into the heart of the bustling Irish capital by first walking through St Stephen’s Green, a Georgian-era park rich with a variety of flora and fauna. Enjoy the songs of the musicians or ‘buskers’ whose melodies echo down Grafton Street, our iconic shopping street whose walls and shop fronts are made up of Victorian-era and modern buildings.

On almost every corner in Dublin proudly stands the statues of figures throughout centuries of Irish history who fought for Ireland’s Independence – from Theobald Wolfe Tone to Daniel O’Connell. We will saunter through the lively cobbled streets of the atmospheric Temple Bar area, and finally, gaze upon the Spire that towers over Dublin’s city center.

Learn about Irish customs, and culture and perhaps pick up a few words of ‘Gaeilge’ in your introduction to Baile Atha Cliath.

As the week of lessons draws to a close, it’s time to unwind and enjoy the weekend. If you and your fellow colleagues have come together at Europass, we have an offer for you – all-inclusive tours to some of the most stunning locations in the area. These trips include professional guides, tickets, and transportation, all at an affordable price that’s included in your course fee. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to explore the region and relax!

Make sure to book your return flight accordingly so you won’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the Emerald Isle’s rugged landscapes and ancient history.

Located just south of County Dublin, on this tour you won’t have to travel too far to discover Ireland’s beautiful countryside. We will pass the garden of Ireland, a very fertile farming area to reach Glendalough, the “Valley of the Two Lakes” – one of the most romantic and tranquil places in Ireland. Roam the ancient monastic site and learn about St. Kevin who founded the monastery in the 6th century. Appreciate the untouched nature of the glacial valley of Glendalough that hosts these preserved historic ruins. We will then pay a visit to Russborough House for a guided tour of this 18th Century mansion near Blessington Lakes in County Wicklow.

Powerscourt House & Gardens and the Pearse Museum at St Enda’s Park

Explore the magnificent 47-acre gardens, voted 3rd best garden in the World by National Geographic. Marvel at the sublime blend of formal gardens, sweeping terraces, statues, ornamental lakes, secret hollows, and rambling walks only 35 minutes from Dublin. We will finish our tour in the suburb of Rathfarnham on the south side of Dublin with a visit to the Pearse Museum at St Enda’s Park – dedicated to the memory of Padraig Pearse – an educationalist and nationalist who was executed for his part in the 1916 Rising.

Irish people are famous for their songs, dance, and literature. Dublin is the birthplace of three winners of the Nobel Prize in Literature: George Bernard Shaw, Samuel Becket, and William Butler Yeats. We are the only country with a musical instrument as our national emblem, which would explain why we’re also a 7-time winner of the Eurovision song contest. Our history is rich with folklore and our ‘gift of the gab’ is attributed to our love of storytelling, making our presence, despite being such a small island, being world-renowned.

And if you don’t believe me Come and meet me there In Dublin on a sunny Summer morning