Our regions
Our Regions
Ireland is divided into the republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, which is still part of the United Kingdom.
There are 4 provinces (Leinster, Ulster, Munster and Connaught) and 26 counties in the republic of Ireland and 6 counties in Northern Ireland.
This green island has a total area of 84,421 km2 and has a population of just over 5 million people.
The largest city is the capital Dublin, followed by the second largest city being Cork.
English and Irish are the two official languages in this country, which only adds to the charm of this small island.
Over the years we have expanded into different counties throughout Ireland.
Each county offers unique experiences, and we place our students according to their needs.
We have local coordinators in each county, who will look after you and help you with any questions or concerns you may have while you are in Ireland.

County Waterford
This county is in the South-East Region of Ireland and is part of the province of Munster.
Waterford is known for“Waterford Crystal”, a legacy of the former glass-making industry and its vibrant city life to its rural charm with lovely coastline.
It has the oldest city in Ireland, which is Waterford city, and it is the perfect blend of ancient and modern -or as we say: experience 1,000 years of history in 1,000 steps!
You will also find good-sized market towns in county Waterford, which will bring you back to a more relaxed lifestyle.
Waterford is a well-established tourist destination, even for Irish people. You will have the opportunity to go cycling on designated cycling routes, go hiking up several mountains to capture the outstanding views, walk down the sandy beaches or go swimming ,surfing, sea kayaking, kite surfing or paddle boarding!!
If the weather doesn’t allow for outdoor activities, you can explore various museums.
Waterford is a well-established tourist destination, even for Irish people. You will have the opportunity to go cycling on designated cycling routes, go hiking up several mountains to capture the outstanding views, walk down the sandy beaches or go swimming ,surfing, sea kayaking, kite surfing or paddle boarding!!
If the weather doesn’t allow for outdoor activities, you can explore various museums.

County Kerry

County Galway
County Galway is in the west and is part of the province Connaught. The Irish language is still popular here, as 20% of the population live in Gaeltacht (Irish-speaking districts).
You can explore lake “Lough Corrib”, which is the largest lake in the country, which provides wonderful opportunities for fishing and swimming. The countryside is very mountainous and extremely beautiful, which gives you the opportunities for lovely walks. This area is called “Connemara” with the “Connemara National Park”, and you can come close to nature and wildlife, as this county is one of the least populated counties. This truly gives you the opportunity to fully experience Irish life, as you fill find yourself in a close community lifestyle.
Besides the extraordinary beauty of nature, you have Galway city to get to know in your spare time, which is well liked by young people for its creative atmosphere. You will be surrounded by vibrant coloured houses and a well-established music, drama, and art scene. It is a great place for shopping or just sightseeing as well.
Galway has a wealth of history attached to it and Students can take walking tours or bus tours around it which gives all the historical information, and it is the perfect base to explore the rest of Ireland.
It is very close to some beautiful sandy beaches in the west of Ireland.

County Louth
County Louth is part of the province Leinster and is above Dublin in the Eastern Midlands of Ireland.
This area is rich in heritage yet young at heart and you can witness the vibrant culture celebrated in the towns many festivals and venues.
You will be close to the world-famous the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Newgrange, which is just in the county next to you. The mighty River Boyne – source of myth and legend – which slices through the towns yet unites this ancient ground.
Browse the beautiful local artisan crafts in Millmount’s Craft Quarter.
Take time to see Highlanes Gallery, housed in a former 19th century Franciscan Church, home to the Municipal Art Collection as well as several international temporary exhibitions.Reminis of times gone by, when feeding into bustling thorough fares and shopping areas, with an abundance of restaurants, cafés, and lots to do for our young and not so young.
Plenty of junior clubs, gyms, cinemas, and theatres await you.
Not forgetting the wonderful beaches which are always close by.County Louth has some of the most beautful sandy beaches here in Ireland.
You are only an hour and a bit away from Dublin City, which gives you the opportunity to explore more wonderful museums, attractions and other culural events.
. Its historic buildings include Dublin Castle, dating to the 13th century, and imposing St Patrick’s Cathedral, founded in 1191. City parks include landscaped St Stephen’s Green and huge Phoenix Park, containing Dublin Zoo. The National Museum of Ireland explores Irish heritage and culture.
Dublin is a warm and welcoming city, known for the friendliness of its people and famous for its craic (“crack”)—that mixture of repartee, humour, intelligence, and acerbic and deflating insight that has attracted writers, intellectuals, and visitors for centuries. It has faded grandeur and a comfortably worn sense.
Our students love visiting Dublin especially for the fantastic range of shops available.

County Carlow
County Cork
County Cork is part of the province of Munster and covers a large portion of the south of Ireland.It is the larges County on our lovely green Island
It lays between Ireland’s Ancient East and the Wild Atlantic Way. County Cork has 1,000km of coastline, with stunning villages and towns along the way. There are plenty of tourist attractions to explore, while becoming part of the Irish culture.
You are only a 30 min. bus ride away from Cork City and you have easy access to explore other parts of the country as well.
