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Kilmainham Gaol

Where the leaders of the 1916 Rising were held.

11 stories

Irish Books-A Novel-ty

As winter is just around the corner, here are some books we recommend that you can snuggle up to in the next few months...

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ILE's Reel Review

The Irish have always had the gift of storytelling, so it is no surprise that they have made some brilliant movies over the years...

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A Day For The Dead

Hello friends and family! Another day, another typical breakfast. The kids munched on plain cereal and toast, wishing for waffles and pancakes. Afterword, Angie and…

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Forever Hold Your Pearse

Our day felt like a perfect and exact transition from the last. We ventured out from King’s Hospital to begin our day at the General Post Office or GPO. This iconic…

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Connections

It’s certainly ironic that almost none of our students have accounts, but today only proved that you don’t have to be on social media to appreciate the monumental…

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ILE Adventures

The students started off the morning with a delightful breakfast. Again the popular Rice Krispie cereals accompanied by orange and apple juice are always a big hit.…

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Slainte!

Hello ILE Families and Friends! Today was jam packed full of excitement! After breakfast, around 8:30 AM, we got on a bus and headed to Kilmainham Gaol. This was a…

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Kilmainham and Dublin

"Beware of the Risen People that have Harried and Held, Ye that have Bullied and Bribed." This is the quote the Irish Life Experience students saw today inscribed…

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Trad Music, Croker, and the Wee County

Hello Irish Life Experience Families and Friends. Just a quick recap with some lovely pictures of our ILE'ers! Aren't they gorgeous kids? Last night, Angie's…

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Catching Up!

I'm so sorry these posts are delayed, but we were having trouble with the internet at King's Hospital. My apologies. Better late than never though:). Enjoy! On…

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Fun Times in Dublin!

On Sunday, the students were able to have a lie in. They woke up mid-morning, got their packed lunches, and all got public transportation into the city. They had…

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