POWERSCOURT GARDENS AND HURLING

Powerscourt was superb! There are over 250 varieties of trees of different forms, colours and textures. We yielded to the magnificent gardens, plants and ponds, that were all over the place. Later, we headed to Dalkey where we could have a splendid hurling session with Mr. Ken Fritzgerald. All in all, an unforgettable experience.

NEWGRANGE, MONASTERBOICE AND TARA

Today we have been to three landmarks: Newgrange, Monasterboice and Hill of Tara. It was very easy to go back to ancient Ireland with the wonderful help of our guide. No doubt, going through the narrow passage of Newgrange has transported us to remote magical ages. Our day has finished in the Hill of Tara where below the Stone of Destiny, the students wrote PAU VILA with human letters. Great weather, great people and great experiences!

DUBLINIA

Today we visited Dublinia, where we could experience how people lived in medieval times and the Viking age. Dublin was as beautiful as always with the bonus of a sunny day. We have seen a huge demonstration in which people complained about the water charges.

GLENDALOUGH

Glendalogh can never let you down. Maybe that's why Saint Kevin chose to live so close to nature. The Solar eclipse on our way to Wicklow foretold an incredible day in the valley of two lakes.

FIRST DAY IN DUBLIN

We arrived in Dublin by lunch time. It was nice to sit on the grass in Trinity College, talking about how Ireland would unfold before our eyes.
Here is our first picture.

PARENT MEETING

Reunió Informativa- Viatge a Irlanda 2015

Dia: Dimarts 10 de març

Hora: 19:30

Lloc: Aula 014 (primera planta de l'edifici gran)

Us hi esperem!

Hans, Toñi, Laia