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British Council Ireland
Welcome to the Ireland website

We connect people with learning opportunities and creative ideas from the UK and aim to build lasting relationships between the UK and Ireland.

So if you want to study for a UK qualification, connect with other professionals, experience the best in the arts, or find out more about the latest developments in science and society, this is the place to begin.

About us
Find out more about who we are and the work we do in Ireland.
Contact us
Our centre is based in Dublin, find out how you can get in touch with us.
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Education
We can help you to develop your academic skills through exams, courses, advice and information. We can also help you study abroad through a variety of scholarships. Find out more
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Science
We keep you up-to-date with the latest scientific developments through our events, projects and online resources. We can also connect you with a range of networks and research opportunities. Find out more
Young people studying - Photographer Tim Hall - Designer Mostapha Salay
Society
We work in partnership with government and civil society to advance debate, knowledge and skills in the areas of governance, human rights and social inclusion. Find out how you can get involved
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Arts and culture
We bring you the latest arts exhibitions, performances and events from the UK, and support arts practitioners and artists working across cultures. Find out more
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Challenge Europe

Climate change and global warming are the most urgent challenges that the world faces - this project involves young influencers from across Europe who want to make a real difference now.  More ...

Transatlantic Network 2020

Transatlantic Network 2020 is a major new British Council initiative aimed at strengthening ties between Europe and North America.  Targeting early career professionals aged 25-35 with future potential to shape society, the programme focuses on the sharing of experience and knowledge with events organised around key global challenges facing Europe and the US.  The official launch took place in Berlin 16-19 March 08 and involved 30 participants from across the UK, Europe and North America  . A compilation of ‘think-pieces’ that we commissioned from writers and journalists across Europe and the US were unveiled:  Mary Fitzgerald of the Irish Times gives the Island of Ireland perspective.   More ...
TN2020 will hold its first one week summit, jointly hosted by British Council Northern Ireland and Ireland, between 28 September and 3 October 2008.  The event will begin in Belfast and move to Dublin.  Approximately 100 participants, including the 30 who attended the Berlin launch, will come together for a week of inspiring and memorable visits and debates.  Why not get involved? For more information contact Emma Baker.

Cape Farewell Arctic Voyage

Irish student, George Voronov, from Dublin has just embarked on an epic expedition to the Arctic to witness climate change firsthand. George is a student at Saint Conleth’s College, who, earlier in the year, was part of a team who won an all Ireland  Cape Farewell Local to Global Video competition run by the British Council. More ....

Britain & Ireland: Lives Entwined III
'Britain & Ireland: Lives Entwined III’ is a new book of essays exploring the complex web of relations that exist between Britain and Ireland. Commissioned and published by the British Council, it follows two successful volumes of the same name published in 2005 and 2006, and the 2004 report Through Irish Eyes exploring changing attitudes towards the UK among young Irish people. Official launches took place in London (19 May), Dublin (20 May), Belfast (21 May) and Derry on 29 May.  More ...
At the Dublin launch: Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan, Tony Reilly (Director British Council Ireland) and David Reddaway, British Ambassador to Ireland
Open Cities
Making Migration work for cities across Europe ..  With 20 million new migrants settled legally in the EU and many more illegal immigrants making Europe their home, Dublin and Belfast are leading the way with a clutch of  European neighbours to ensure that the experience is beneficial for all.
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