Learn English in Ireland
Ireland holds its place as the third largest island within Europe. It is also the twentieth largest island throughout the world.
In Ireland we offer English courses in the following cities:
Remember that when booking your English course through StudentSphere you will receive a discount of 5% off the official school price.
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Destinations available in Ireland
Bray
Population: 21,901
Type: Seaside resort
Climate: Bray has a temperate climate with generally warm and dry summers with cool but not harsh winters.
Description: Bray is an excellent seaside Irish town to learn the English language in. The town is very quaint and right by the ocean, but is only 12 miles away from Dublin. Bray offers some breathtaking scenery with waterfalls and hills, along with shops, restaurants and pubs. The population of nearly 22,000 enjoys very mild, cooler weather year round.
Cork
Population: 119,143
Type: Large urban city
Climate: Cork has a generally mild and moist climate with quite a heavy rainfall but no extremities of temperature.
Description: Cork is a great place to learn the English language because of its very friendly citizens, great public transportation, and services. With a population of nearly 120,000 people it is the second largest city in Ireland, but still has a small city flair to it. There's always a lot to do in Cork, but you can just relax too.
Dublin
Population: 505,739
Type: Large capital city
Climate: The city of Dublin has a maritime temperate climate and experiences mild winters with cool summers.
Description: Dublin is the largest city in Ireland, and also serves as the nation's capital. Dublin is known for being one of the friendliest and most laid-back cities in all of Europe, and is very welcoming to people. The culture, friendly atmosphere, history, and excellent night life make it a great place to learn English.
Galway
Population: 72,729
Type: Large coastal city
Climate: Galway has a temperate climate experiencing warm summers and cool winters.
Description: Galway is the fourth largest city in Ireland, but has a population of only 72,000 people. The coastal city has become a popular destination because of its beautiful scenery and location. Galway has several restaurants, galleries, and is known for its excellent shopping district. The city's low crime rate make it a safe place to learn English.
The Irish language is also known as Irish Gaelic and is spoken by a minority of Irish residents. The language has a constitutional status as the first and national language throughout the Republic of Ireland. English is the most commonly spoken language though and the locals speak it with a lilting Irish accent.
The country of Ireland actually developed into an island not long after the last glacier period approximately 10,000 years ago. This has had an effect on the country's wildlife and plants because it has fewer animal and plant species than Britain or mainland Europe.
Ireland is known for its legends and mythical creatures such as the lucky leprechaun. The leprechaun is thought to be a male type of fairy and they live in four leaf clovers. If you are lucky enough to see one hold his gaze and he cannot escape, the minute you turn away he will vanish!