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Enjoy pints from €3, spirit and dash from 4e, cocktails from 5e and 3 jaegerbombs for 10e. Full hot and cold food menu available. Open 7 days from 9 am to late for both student and private functions. Contact Richie on 085 712 1266 for bookings and general information.

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TEFL Courses Ireland is an organisation run by TEFL Experts with several decades of experience in teaching English as a foreign language. As such, we know the skills and knowledge you will need to st

The Bad Ass Café, established in 1983, was and remains a landmark establishment in Irish tradition and culture. It has played host to a long and colourful history such as almost burning to the ground, being listed on the ‘Rock ‘N’ Stroll Tour’ of Dublin, housing one of the oldest cash payment systems in Ireland and employing the extremely talented Sinead O’Connor. Now under new Management, we have recently undergone renovations in order to revitalize the popular premises and restore it to its former Bad Ass glory. It has once again become a favourite in the heart of Dublin City Centre, Temple Bar with everything from a selection of delicious Kick Ass Menus and Bad Ass Food Challenges to Kick Ass Entertainment and Live Stand Up Comedy. This is only the beginning of long and exciting new life we have planned for the Bad Ass Café. If you haven’t heard about us before, trust us, you will!

The Travel Professionals Skillnet develops, sources and supports training for the Travel Industry in Ireland, in line with the needs of member companies. Member organisations include the ITAA (Irish Travel Agents Association), ITOA (Irish Tour Operators Association) and ITOF (Irish Tour Operators Federation) The Travel Professionals Skillnet is funded by member companies and the Training Networks Programme, an initiative of Skillnets Ltd. funded from the National Training Fund through the Department of Education and Skills.

Designer Mart takes place every Saturday from 10am – 6pm on Cow’s Lane which is located in the Old City area of Temple Bar. This outdoor market showcases the very best of handmade craft & design produced by Irish and Ireland-based artists.

Confey GAA is a Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) club based in Leixlip, County Kildare, Ireland and won Kildare's Club of the Year award in 2004.

To connect with all parts of UCD on social media see: www.ucd.ie/social-media UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN (UCD) is a leading European research-intensive university where third-level undergraduate education, fourth-level postgraduate masters and PhD training, research, innovation and community engagement form a continuum of activity. UCD strives to advance knowledge through high quality research and scholarship, to communicate knowledge through excellence in teaching and to use new knowledge to develop the businesses, products, policies and services of tomorrow.

Murphy's is Traditional Pub, situated in Upper Rathmines with friendly staff and a warm atmosphere. We serve breakfast and lunch daily, evening food Thursday, Friday & Saturday until 9.30/10.00pm. J

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The Royal Irish Academy of Music is an associate college of Trinity College, Dublin, located in Dublin, Ireland. It is one of Europe's oldest and most distinguished music conservatoires and is located is a Georgian building of outstanding beauty in the heart of the capital city.The RIAM was founded in 1848 by a group of music enthusiasts and moved to its present address in Westland Row in 1871. The following year it was granted the right to use the title "Royal". Its Teaching Staff includes many international and national prizewinners, members of the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland and the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and many individuals whose names have become synonymous with music education in Ireland.The RIAM is a unique institution in the Irish context and doesn't follow the typical European conservatoire model. Since its foundation, it has developed to become a place of relevance and inspiration for three distinct groups of musicians reaching to over 50,000 each year.The RIAM's Local Centre Examination System, founded in 1894, is Ireland's only indigenous examining body for music. The LCES caters for 42,000 students in 1,700 centres in every county across the island of Ireland. Over 7,000 private music teachers enter their students for these exams and the RIAM has developed a portfolio of teacher training programmes aimed at this market. November 2013 sees the launch of the RIAM Teaching Network, Ireland’s first virtual learning environment aimed at continuing education for the instrumental and vocal teacher. By utilising the skills of its core faculty to teach and advise the RIAM Teaching Network, the institution is committed to consolidating its position as ‘the champion and enabler of the private music teaching profession’The RIAM has about 1,000 part-time students who take their music seriously, are assessed annually and make up some of the pool of students who apply for RIAM's full-time courses. Recent initiatives such as junior chamber music and junior improvisation have sought to offer such students the opportunity to develop a more rounded musical education.