English language trip Ireland

Between myths and legends, enchanting castles, green landscapes and enriching encounters, a language stay in Ireland is ideal for practicing the English language!

Do you feel like wide open spaces, festive, joyful and warm popular traditions and learning English at the same time?

If so, prepare yourself for a language trip worthy of a fairy tale in a country that is part of the Emerald Isle?

Presentation of Ireland

The island of Ireland, which lies to the west of the United Kingdom, is divided in two with :

• Ireland, sometimes also called the Republic of Ireland or Eire in Irish, which has 26 counties,
• And Northern Ireland with six counties, which is a nation of the United Kingdom.

For your language stay in Ireland, you will therefore go to the Republic of Ireland, which occupies most of the island of Ireland and has a population of approximately 4.8 million.

Ireland is a wonderful country with strong history.. From the colonization by the Celts, to the Christianization by St. Patrick, through the conquest of the Anglo-Normans, the great famine, the emigration to the New World and the war of independence...

All these historical facts have led to the strengthening of fraternity between the Irish community and today allow us to admire the vestiges of the past of this country with an authentic personality.

This same past has also given rise to a multitude of legends and myths that the warm-hearted people will be able to tell you during your language trip to Ireland.

If Ireland is known for its forests and green landscapes, it also offers a diversity of other spots with breathtaking character...

If you are a nature lover, it will seduce you with its fantastic panoramas and landscapes that bring together :

• Steep mountain ranges,
• Sandy beaches on the coast,
• Rippling lakes and rivers,
• Vertiginous high rocky cliffs and other landscapes...

In this country where people drive on the left and sheep move freely on the roads, the facades of Irish houses are colored to bring a touch of cheerfulness and thus compensate for the rainy and cloudy weather of the country.

You will notice in Dublin that it is not the facades of the houses that are colored, but only their doors from Georgian art...

Between singular cultural codes, traditional pubs with mugs of local beers such as Guinness, festive atmosphere and bucolic setting, the country has many surprises in store for you during your language trip in Ireland...