Ireland Student Trip
Close your eyes and conjure up an image of Ireland… what do you see? Lush green landscapes? Quaint towns with whitewashed buildings? Can you hear the musical strains of fiddle and flute?
Ireland IS everything you imagine and more! Explore the rich culture, history, and warm camaraderie of this stunning country. Whether you’re planning the performance of a lifetime or an educational adventure, Ireland will exceed your wildest imaginings!
Ireland Highlights
Take Your Band to Ireland on St. Patrick’s Day
Lush green landscape and the strains of the bagpipes beckon you to share in the Irish revelry of St. Patrick’s Day. Bands from around the world come together to blend with the sounds of an already spectacular celebration.
If you’re thinking about an international trip for your band, you really can’t do better than Ireland for St. Patrick’s Day!
Explore the Burren Region
Conquer the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher on the rugged West Clare coast. You’ll be awed by the stunning vistas and crashing waves at the abrupt edge of this vertical limestone bluff.
The Cliffs of Moher are located in the Burren region, an area that pre-dates dinosaurs by more than 150 million years. It’s mysterious and unusual landscapes, charming seaside towns, and unique activities like sheepdog demonstrations are perfect for student groups!
Kiss the Blarney Stone
Kiss the world-famous Blarney Stone at one of Ireland’s most famous spots – Blarney Castle & Gardens. There’ll be no lull in conversation as you as you smooch the stone, but you should also plan on plenty of time for pics!
Discover the Rock of Cashel
Scout the grounds at the dramatic Rock of Cashel. Here you’ll find an incredible collection of medieval buildings. These impressive structures include a round tower, a high cross, a Romanesque chapel, and a Gothic cathedral. There’s also an abbey, the Hall of the Vicars Choral and a fifteenth-century Tower House.
Visit Bunratty Castle
Explore the ancient walls and halls of Bunratty Castle, the most complete and authentic castle in Ireland. Then visit charming Bunratty Folk Park, a living 19th-century village depicting the traditional rural culture of the time.
Everything You Need to Know About the New European Entry and Exit System
Perform in Ireland for St. Patrick’s Day
Make Marching Magic in the Limerick St. Patrick’s Day Parade
The International Performance of a Lifetime in Cork
Small Bands are Big Stars in Sligo
Uncover the History of Halloween in Ancient Ireland
Itinerary
