Séjours linguistiques en Irlande

English and Horse Riding in Donegal

(ages 11 to 17)
Suitable for experienced riders (comfortable at gallop)
3 destinations, with choice of residence or host family.

Program details in Donegal:

15 hours of English lessons per week
Full board in residential or family accommodation
Horse trekking 2 hours per day, equestrian care, beach riding, trekking through sand dunes, jumping, pony games, stable management.
An evening activity program and a cultural excursion each week
Students must have experience – not suitable for beginners
Arrivals / departures on Sundays only.

Head to the very North of the country, to encounter breathtaking landscapes. Take advantage of this offer to discover a more rural town while practicing horse riding on the beautiful beaches along Donegal Bay.

In the morning, you will be with the best teachers in town to deepen your English.

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Introduction to Donegal

County Donegal is located in the northwest of the country, bordering Northern Ireland. It is a place of stunning natural beauty, with rugged mountains, pristine beaches, and clear blue waters. The county is also home to a number of historical and cultural attractions, making it a popular tourist destination.

Donegal Town is the largest town in the county and has a rich history dating back to medieval times. The town is home to Donegal Castle, a well-preserved ruin that was once the seat of the O'Donnell clan. Visitors can also explore the remains of a 13th-century Franciscan friary, or stroll through the picturesque streets of the town center.

English and Horse Riding in Cork

(ages 11 – 17)

Program details in Cork:

15 hours of English lessons per week (20 lessons of 45 minutes)
Full board in residential or host family accommodation
5 afternoons of Horse Riding per week plus horse care, beach riding, trekking through sand dunes, jumping, pony games, stable management.
An evening activity program and a cultural excursion each week
Arrivals / departures on Sundays only.
End of course certificate
Transfers to and from Cork Airport

Enjoy the fresh air of the beautiful city of Cork to learn a new language, or perfect it, while practicing a rejuvenating and pleasant activity like horse riding.

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Introduction to Cork

Cork is the second largest city in Ireland, located in the southwest of the country. The city is built on the River Lee, which flows into Cork Harbour. Cork has a rich history and was once a major trading port.

The city is now a popular tourist destination, with many shops, restaurants, and bars to entertain visitors. Cork is also home to many museums and art galleries, making it the perfect place to discover Irish culture and history.

Whether you are looking to enjoy traditional Irish music or simply explore a new city, Cork is definitely worth a visit, especially for a language stay where you can immerse yourself in the city.

English and Horse Riding in Dublin

(ages 11 to 17)

Program details in Dublin:

15 hours of English per week: Mon – Fri 8.45 – 12.00 morning
Packed lunch at school: 12:00 PM to 12:30 PM
12 Hours of Horse Riding per week Tuesday to Friday 1.00pm – 4.00pm
1 full-day excursion one Saturday per week
2 optional evening activities per week

This activity will delight horse enthusiasts. Indeed, the equestrian activity involves both horse riding and stable management, with grooming, box preparation, general horse care, etc.

Since the horse riding activity takes place in the afternoon, you will participate in English classes in the morning, taught by experienced teachers, all native to Ireland.

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Would you like a free, 100% personalized quote? Do not hesitate to contact Dana: dana@irishinfrance.com

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Introduction to Dublin

Dublin is the capital of Ireland and is located on the east coast of the country. The city has over a million inhabitants and is a popular tourist destination.

Dublin is known for its rich history, culture, and architecture. The city is home to many museums, art galleries, and theaters. Dublin also has a vibrant nightlife, with many bars and clubs.

Two main airports serve Dublin: Dublin Airport and Cork Airport. The city is served by an extensive public transport system, which includes buses, trains, and taxis.