About Dublin

The capital of Republic of Ireland, the Emerald Isle, is Dublin, in Irish means black pond because the city settled next to the oldest known pond in Europe.

Dublin City: full of history, entertainment and of course, pubs.

It was established as the capital of the country, replacing Hill of Tara, when he concluded the Norman invasion. The political center was established in Dublin Castle, residence of the First Lord of Ireland, King John of England (known as landless) and was the seat of British rule in Ireland until 1922.

Dublin Castle. Dublin City. Ireland

Dublin is a capital city with history, retains its own while adapting to changing times traditions. It is an open and cosmopolitan city with a lively student atmosphere. Not for nothing is chosen by thousands of students to learn English.

Dublin: A multicultural city which has become a second home for many students

Trinity College. College Green

Its former area revolves around Trinity College, which belongs to the University of Dublin and at the beginning, it had limited access to the Catholics. In front of this building and joined by O'Connell Bridge is the statue of Molly Malone. According to the legend, she was a hawker selling fish died unexpectedly because of fever. A Traditional song reminds us her life and has become the unofficial anthem of Dublin. It is a symbol in Ireland.

Molly Malone Statue. Dublin City

O'Connell Bridge. Dublin City