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IES Camilo José Cela – Erasmus + 2024

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Four new students from IES Camilo José Cela, based in Campillos, Málaga, have recently arrived in Cork as part of the prestigious Erasmus+ programme by the European Union. The planned…

Cork Landscape

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County Cork, the largest county in Ireland at approximately 7,500 km², is home to a remarkable variety of landscapes. Its natural diversity plays a vital role in the life of…

From the Classroom to the Football Pitch

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This week, we’re excited to share the story of one of our students, who in addition to studying English in our immersion program, actively participates in the Under-18 Girls’ Football…

The Dragon of Shandon

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On October 31st, Cork came alive with the much-anticipated Shandon Dragon Parade, an annual event that honours the ancient Samhain festival with a modern twist. The parade highlighted its commitment…

Guinness Cork Jazz Festival

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Last weekend, Cork was alive with the sounds of the Guinness Jazz Festival, Ireland’s biggest jazz event, which since 1978 has brought together renowned musicians and emerging talent. This festival…

Recognition of Studies Completed in Ireland

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If you’re thinking of sending your child to study abroad for a full academic year in Ireland, you might wonder how those studies align with the Spanish educational system. This…

The English Market

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The English Market in Cork is one of the oldest and most iconic covered markets in Europe, with a history dating back to 1788. Founded during a time of significant…

Flavia at the Tralee Tournament

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Flavia, one of our students at Ireland Experience, is having an incredible time studying in Cork. Besides improving her English, she has found a place in the Brunell Ladies Club,…