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Ireland 2012

Campus Abroad: Ireland, June 5-15

Rock of Cashel, Ireland
Trip Home

Itinerary

Enrichment Lecturer


Details & Pricing

Hold my Spot

with MIT Professor Alvin Kibel

11 days/10 nights

Overnights:

• 1 night aloft

• 3 nights Ennis

• 3 nights Killarney

• 1 night Mallow

• 2 nights Dublin

Physical Activity Rating: Level 1

Co-share: Simmons College

Maximum group size: 28 travelers

Trip Brochure (PDF)

Reading Guide (PDF)

Rich in culture and folklore, Ireland abounds with Celtic myth and legend, tragic heroes, storytelling, and literary genius. Begin your exploration of this storied land in the charming town of Ennis and visit the windswept Cliffs of Moher and the ancient dolmen of the Burren. Spend an evening listening to Eddie Lenihan, one of Ireland’s acclaimed storytellers. Travel along the famous Ring of Kerry, one of the most scenic routes in all of Ireland, and indulge in a glimpse of aristocratic life during an overnight stay at one of the country’s finest estates. Walk in the footsteps of high king Brian Ború at the Rock of Cashel before concluding in Dublin. Admire its Georgian architecture, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and fashionable Grafton Street.

If you have any questions or to make a reservation, please call the MIT Alumni Travel Program at 800-992-6749, or email us at compass@mit.edu.