Kenilworth Language Institute

© S. Maguire 2010

With its clear spoken English, warm welcome and famous hospitality, Dublin is one of the most attractive places in the world to study English.  

 

Travelling to Dublin is very easy; most major cities have daily flights.

 

The city was established over 1,000 years ago.  It combines a strong sense of history and traditional values with all the excitement and vibrancy of a modern European capital.  Dublin is a centre of business and finance and has a huge cultural heritage as the home of great writers, artists and musicians.

 

You will find a rich variety of ways to be entertained: theatres, museums, art galleries, parks, restaurants, pubs, cinemas, shops.  There is something to suit everyone.  In addition, the city centre is pleasantly compact and easy to walk around.

 

The city sits in the centre of Dublin Bay.  To the north are the pretty coastal towns of Howth and Malahide.  To the south, Bray and the lovely beaches of County Wicklow.

 

Travel from Dublin to other parts of Ireland is easy.  This gives you wonderful opportunities to experience some of the cultural and literary traditions which this unique and beautiful country has to offer.