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Academic Team / English Tips / ISI Dublin Blog / Test preparation tips

EXAM TIPS: SPEAKING

With English examinations perpetually around the corner, whether it’s your end of term assessment or your in-house Trinity examination — or perhaps you’re even going for Cambridge FCE, CAE, CPE, ...
EXAM TIPS: WRITING (II)
Academic Team / English Tips / ISI Dublin Blog / Test preparation tips

EXAM TIPS: WRITING (II)

Adverbs, Adverbs, Adverbs... With English examinations perpetually around the corner, whether it’s your end of term assessment or your in-house Trinity examination — or perhaps you’re even going for Cambridge ...
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EXAM TIPS: WRITING (I)

With English examinations perpetually around the corner, whether it’s your end of term assessment or your in-house Trinity examination — or perhaps you’re even going for Cambridge FCE, CAE, CPE, ...
grá ISI
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Love learning, love ISI: Grá ag foghlaim, grá ISI (Love the Irish Language)

Did you know that Grá (pronounced “ggrawh”) is the Irish word for love, darling, or sweetheart? French might be deemed the language of love, but we think Irish could give ...
Fig. 1. Our ISI Summer Camp for Teenagers is hosted at Belvedere College., S.J., in Great Denmark St., Dublin. Just a “stone’s throw” from O’Connell St. in Dublin’s city-centre, this prestigious College was founded by the Society of Jesus in 1832.
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The Prestigious School that Hosts ISI’s Summer Camp for Teenagers (Blog Post IV)

James Joyce and Belvedere College (“Blog Post IV”) Fig. 1. Our ISI Summer Camp for Teenagers is hosted at Belvedere College., S.J., in Great Denmark St., Dublin. Just a “stone’s ...
WILD MOUNTAIN THYME
ISI Dublin Blog

The Best and Worst of Ireland on screen…Part Four.

And we’ve made it. The finale of the Best and Worst. And sadly, we’ve already finished our best, which only leaves us with the worst. This time I only have ...
May the 4th be with you
Did you know? / ISI Dublin Blog / Things to do in Dublin

May the 4th be with you!-What’s on in Dublin👊

"Hello there" "May the 4th is Star Wars Day." For fans of the franchise, it’s like Christmas. In Dublin, and indeed around the world, there are celebrations, gatherings, and generally ...
World Book Day
Did you know? / ISI Dublin Blog

World Book Day

World Book Day (Note, in Ireland and the UK, World Book Day takes part on the first Thursday of March every year.) World Book Day is an annual event that ...
Illustrations by J.D. Williams which purportedly depict The Venus Room and The Diana Room (left to right, respectively) at Belvedere House as it was in 1786: the year Charles Doyle, S.J., told alumnus James Joyce the building was “completed and occupied.”
Academic Team / ISI Dublin Blog

The Prestigious School that Hosts ISI’s Summer Camp for Teenagers (Blog Post III)

James Joyce and Belvedere College (“Blog Post III”) Our ISI Summer Camp for Teenagers is hosted at Belvedere College., S.J., in Great Denmark St., Dublin. Just a “stone’s throw” away ...
The Commitments (1991)
Did you know? / ISI Dublin Blog

The Best and Worst of Ireland on screen…Part Three.

Welcome back to the best and worst of Ireland on screen! The series where we talk about good and bad representations of Ireland in film and television. Whether it’s the ...

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