English Homestays in Ireland (Eire)

Sligo, Ireland: The town of Sligo, in the north of Ireland, straddles the Garavogue River where it meets Sligo Bay. It’s known for its literary heritage and rugged countryside. Ruined medieval Sligo Abbey has carved tombs and a 15th-century altar. Sligo County Museum displays memorabilia of local poet W.B. Yeats, paintings and Stone Age artefacts. The Model is a contemporary arts centre featuring works by 20th-century Irish artists.

Co Dublin, Ireland: I am happy to have students in my home and I enjoy teaching them and showing them around the area either locally or in Dublin. I usually go to the pubs with them and introduce them to my friends.

Dublin 18, Ireland: Cabinteely is a suburb of Dublin's southside. It is located in the jurisdiction of Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown, County Dublin, Ireland.

Carrigaline, Ireland: We live in a detached house in a big estate in the suburbs of Cork city, which is easily accesable by bus ( 20 minutes) We are very friendly with our neighbours and the neighbourhood is safe and clean. There are shops nearby, a swimming pool and cycling paths. We also live close to the sea and we regularly go there.

Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland: Esplanade Villa is a unique homestay situated on the seafront in Bray, a charming Victorian seaside town on the east coast of Ireland. Only 20km from Dublin airport, we offer English language eco breaks with a difference. Bray’s coastline is home to many marine animals (including dolphins, seals and seabirds) and we invite our guests to join us on our marine wildlife tours. Other excursions include trips to ancient monastic sites, film set locations, stately homes and Dublin city.

Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland: Bray is a Victorian seaside town only 40 minutes by train from Dublin. It has many shops and cafes and the famous mile-long seafront promenade so perfect for it's Carnivals and International Music and Food Festivals. There are beautiful walks in the area eg. The 18th Century Powerscourt House and Gardens and the serene Monastic site of Glendalough.
We as a family enjoy welcoming students into our home and have done so for many years. A great Immersion in English/Holiday experience.

Enniscorthy, Ireland: We welcome students to our home in County Wexford. It is a newly built house in the countryside, approximately 7 km from Enniscorthy town. My sister's Organic farm is next to our house where there are chickens, pigs, sheep, cows, horses, hens, ducks, alpacas and donkeys! Guests can help out with small jobs on the farm if they wish and get up close and personal with the animals if they would like to experience life on an Irish organic farm at the same time as improving their English!

Mallow, Ireland: We live in a beautiful rural location but amenities are very close by. My parents and brothers and sisters live close by and we enjoy entertaining in each other's homes. I have 3 living rooms so there is plenty of privacy if that is required. The room is not ensuite but they would have their own private bathroom. I am a good cook and can cater for special diets. We love sitting down together to eat and talk and everyone is always welcomed into our home.