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Irish Gaelic language and culture in Ireland, showing traditional Irish writing and the country's rich Celtic heritage for international visitors and interns.

Moving from continental Europe to Ireland for an internship sounded like an exciting adventure – and it definitely was. But looking back, there are a few things I wish someone had told me before I packed my suitcase and moved to Cork. If you're considering an internship in Ireland, here are some things I learned along the way. English Is Harder Than You Think! I thought my English was pretty good before arriving. I could have conversations, understand films and get by with

Ireland has a pretty big cultural footprint for a country of its size. You’ll see it in films, hear it in music and come across Irish writers and stories all over the world. If you’re coming to Ireland for an internship, it’s worth knowing a little about where some of that influence comes from. It also gives you a few good excuses to explore beyond your workplace and whatever city you’re staying in. Movies Filmed in Ireland: Ireland on Screen Ireland has long been a popular f

Choosing to complete an internship in Ireland is becoming increasingly popular among interns who want to strengthen their academic and professional profiles. An international internship offers valuable work experience, improves language skills, and provides exposure to a new professional culture. Among Ireland’s cities, Cork stands out as a particularly attractive destination for students seeking a meaningful and accessible internship experience. University College Cork Why

The history of tea in Ireland As soon as you arrive in Ireland, it quickly becomes clear that tea is at the heart of daily life. The...

When people think of Ireland, Dublin usually comes to mind first, neglecting the rebel county altogether. But for interns, Cork has...