Internship in Dublin

Causey Farm

Causey farm is an action packed, hands-on excursion on a busy working farm. Come and gather the sheep, feed the pigs and cut the turf… They will teach you how to Irish dance and have a session on the bodhráns. Everyone can make their own soda bread or cut a few sods of turf for the fire. Bog jumping is a Causey favorite, everyone just loves the feel of the bog between the toes and creates some of the best memories ever.

Howth Hikes

Howth is a fishing village just north of Dublin, known for its stunning scenic hikes and views of Lambay Island and the Baily Lighthouse. Howth is also renowned for its seafood and has some of the most famous fish & chip shops in Ireland.

During this excursion, students can hike on Howth Hill to a famous lighthouse, visit the weekend market to browse through an array of Irish crafts and sample the wide selection of organic foods on offer. When done with all of that, students can stroll through Howth Harbor, and hopefully get a glance of the cheeky seals that pop up every now and then!

Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains

Wicklow has been named “The Garden of Ireland” and with it’s beautiful fauna & flora, and it’s breath-taking scenery, you will see why. Our journey will bring us through locations where famous movies such as Braveheart and PS I Love You were filmed. This trip includes stops at waterfalls, the famous Lough Tay, or “Guinness Lake”, the P.S I love you bridge, a hike in the world famous heritage site of Glendalough (Glen of two lakes) where we will see the dramatic and the breathtaking ancient glacial valleys of the Wicklow Mountains and a visit to the Monastic ruins there which hold great importance to Irish History.

Phoenix Park Bike Ride

The Phoenix Park in Dublin's city centre is steeped in historic buildings, isolated structures, forests, parklands, wildlife and so much more. The oldest inner city park in Europe, bigger than New York city's Central Park, it is home to our president's house, our Zoo and much more! Get away from the hustle and bustle of the city to this amazing experience. If you’re lucky you will see our friendly Dublin deer who are free roaming around the park.

Causey Farm

Causey farm is an action packed, hands-on excursion on a busy working farm. Come and gather the sheep, feed the pigs and cut the turf… They will teach you how to Irish dance and have a session on the bodhráns. Everyone can make their own soda bread or cut a few sods of turf for the fire. Bog jumping is a Causey favorite, everyone just loves the feel of the bog between the toes and creates some of the best memories ever.

Howth Hikes

Howth is a fishing village just north of Dublin, known for its stunning scenic hikes and views of Lambay Island and the Baily Lighthouse. Howth is also renowned for its seafood and has some of the most famous fish & chip shops in Ireland.

During this excursion, students can hike on Howth Hill to a famous lighthouse, visit the weekend market to browse through an array of Irish crafts and sample the wide selection of organic foods on offer. When done with all of that, students can stroll through Howth Harbor, and hopefully get a glance of the cheeky seals that pop up every now and then!

Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains

Wicklow has been named “The Garden of Ireland” and with it’s beautiful fauna & flora, and it’s breath-taking scenery, you will see why. Our journey will bring us through locations where famous movies such as Braveheart and PS I Love You were filmed. This trip includes stops at waterfalls, the famous Lough Tay, or “Guinness Lake”, the P.S I love you bridge, a hike in the world famous heritage site of Glendalough (Glen of two lakes) where we will see the dramatic and the breathtaking ancient glacial valleys of the Wicklow Mountains and a visit to the Monastic ruins there which hold great importance to Irish History.

Phoenix Park Bike Ride

The Phoenix Park in Dublin's city centre is steeped in historic buildings, isolated structures, forests, parklands, wildlife and so much more. The oldest inner city park in Europe, bigger than New York city's Central Park, it is home to our president's house, our Zoo and much more! Get away from the hustle and bustle of the city to this amazing experience. If you’re lucky you will see our friendly Dublin deer who are free roaming around the park.

Causey Farm

Causey farm is an action packed, hands-on excursion on a busy working farm. Come and gather the sheep, feed the pigs and cut the turf… They will teach you how to Irish dance and have a session on the bodhráns. Everyone can make their own soda bread or cut a few sods of turf for the fire. Bog jumping is a Causey favorite, everyone just loves the feel of the bog between the toes and creates some of the best memories ever.

Howth Hikes

Howth is a fishing village just north of Dublin, known for its stunning scenic hikes and views of Lambay Island and the Baily Lighthouse. Howth is also renowned for its seafood and has some of the most famous fish & chip shops in Ireland.

During this excursion, students can hike on Howth Hill to a famous lighthouse, visit the weekend market to browse through an array of Irish crafts and sample the wide selection of organic foods on offer. When done with all of that, students can stroll through Howth Harbor, and hopefully get a glance of the cheeky seals that pop up every now and then!

Glendalough and Wicklow Mountains

Wicklow has been named “The Garden of Ireland” and with it’s beautiful fauna & flora, and it’s breath-taking scenery, you will see why. Our journey will bring us through locations where famous movies such as Braveheart and PS I Love You were filmed. This trip includes stops at waterfalls, the famous Lough Tay, or “Guinness Lake”, the P.S I love you bridge, a hike in the world famous heritage site of Glendalough (Glen of two lakes) where we will see the dramatic and the breathtaking ancient glacial valleys of the Wicklow Mountains and a visit to the Monastic ruins there which hold great importance to Irish History.

Boyne Valley Farm Tour

The Boyne Valley, located in Ireland’s Ancient East, is Ireland's heritage cultural center, and was once the seat of the High Kings and the political & ceremonial center of the island. The Boyne Valley is scattered with ancient burial tombs older than the pyramids, and ceremonial lands, Medieval Castles that were honored by the Irish clans, and some of the best agricultural land in the country. Students will visit a famous castle, a working farm, and hike to a stunning Megalithic Tomb on Witches Hill.

Malahide Castle & Malahide Beach Tour

Malahide Castle, set in the pretty seaside town of Malahide, was both a fortress and a private home for 800 years, and is an eclectic mix of architectural styles.

After a tour of the lavishly ornate castle, students will explore the famous botanical gardens, take a magical walk around the fairy trail, pop into the butterfly house, old Abbey ruins, and experience the award winning Avoca Cafe & Handweavers, famous for its baked goods, and amazing woolen designs. A trip to Malahide beach is also recommended, as it’s one of the east coast's prettiest beach walks.

Kilkenny City

Day trip to the beautiful and historic town of Kilkenny, a medieval city steeped in history. Once the capital of Ireland in the middle-ages, it is renowned for its magnificent Norman Castle dating back to 12th century. With its narrow street and colorful shops and buildings, Kilkenny is unique as a city and a mecca for those who choose to visit.

Bray to Greystones Coastal Hike

This linear walk takes you from Bray to Greystones along the stunning coastal path. Greystones has plenty to offer the hungry walker after beautiful views and a range of marine wildlife. From Bray start, there is a path leading to the top of Bray Head offering stunning views of the Irish Sea, The Wicklow Mountains and Bray.

This is a very enjoyable walk in a spectacular coastal setting linking Bray and Greystones. Views both up and down the coast are breath-taking.