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Amazing Location

Delfin English School Dublin is located in the historic centre of Dublin, just a short walk from the River Liffey. The thriving nightlife of Templebar is just a short walk from Delfin Dublin, where you can hear live music and have a bit of "craic". You'll feel right a home when you study in Dublin - the Irish people are renown for their friendliness so you will always have someone to talk to! Don't forget to visit locations such as Kerry and Galway and see for yourself the stunning landscapes Ireland is famous for.

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Excellent Teachers

Our teachers are all "Delfiners" - they are experienced and qualified, but also passionate, engaging and inspiring. Many of our teachers have lived and taught abroad, and so they know the specific needs of students studying English as a foreign language. Expect to be talk and moving a lot in your class - Delfin follows the communicative method and so classes are active and interactive.

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Great Atmosphere

When you study with Delfin, you will be joining the Delfin Community - we know that you are coming to study English, but also to make friends for life, see the world and have new experiences. We offer a packed cultural programme so you get to see all Dublin has to offer, and a varied social calendar to allow you to use your English outside the classroom, and have fun!

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Outstanding Value

The Delfin English School mission is to provide students with a high-quality and unforgettable educational experience which is also great value for money. Our team is committed to proving you with a world-class service from enquiry to course-end, all at an affordable price.

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Accreditations

There are many languages schools in Dublin, so it's important to choose an accredited language school for your studies to ensure you have the best experience possible.

Delfin Blog - My Waterford Greenway Experience

Student Recruitment Executive and former Delfin School Dublin student Cristina Cañas tells us all about her 46km trip from Waterford Greenway to Dungarvan, Ireland's longest off-road walking and cycling experience. Read about her amazing experience now!

Delfin Blog - A Delfin Love Story

As it is Valentine’s week, I wanted to share with you the love story of two of our Delfiners. Rafael and Luma are a lovely couple from Brazil. They are currently both studying General English at Delfin School Dublin. Luma is a biologist and Rafael works in financial planning.

First I wanted to find out how they met...

Was a honor for me be a Delfiner, my six months in Delfin were really especial, I cant talk about delfin without remember about my friends and my best teachers. The best for me was the opportunity of know different... Janarelli, 25, Brazilian

The famous Dublin Spire on O'Connell Street right by Delfin School. 120m high and 3m in diameter at the base. #thespire #dubli...
"I met her on Grafton street..." - Ed Sheeran #delfinlife #delfinisdifferent #graftonstreet #dublin #ireland
The #UK #heatwave continues. It's another gorgeous sunny day here in #London That's #delfinlife

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A Darker Green

"Next stop: Saint Stephen's Green."


We've heard that countless times as we hop off the Luas just outside one of Dublin's best-known green areas. The green itself is just as familiar, with its leafy paths, flowerbeds and fountains the setting for many a Dubliner's lunch break, or a lazy weekend picnic. But if you dig deeper, the history of the park is somewhat dark. It hasn't always been such a tranquil spot.


These days when it's sunny you might find a group of teenagers flinging a frisbee around, perhaps to the annoyance of that elderly man nearby who hoped to munch his Tayto sandwich in peace. However, he might consider himself fairly fortunate if he knew about the rowdy and raucous football games that used to churn up the earth in the earlier days of the park. It was not uncommon for a kickabout to turn violent. The shouts of "Pass it!" would grow into something angrier and more aggressive, the kicking feet made contact with the opponents' shins as often as with the ball, and a riot broke out!

Put Your Money Away... A Free Tour of Dublin

10 Free great things to see and do in Dublin

  1. The Oscar Wilde statue in Merrion Square is the only coloured statue in all of Europe
  2. Rumour has it, O'Connell Street is wider than the Champs-Élysées
  3. Bram Stoker, who was christened and married in St. Anne's Church, was married to Oscar Wilde's ex-girlfriend
  4. O' Connell Bridge is the only square bridge in all of Europe
  5. Dublin in Irish is Baile Atha Cliath which means Town of the Hurdling Fjord....

Really great English school, in an amazing atmosphere. Excellent staff and teachers. I loved this experience, I hope to go back.

 Thibaud, 23, France

Thanks Delfin School for this amazing opportunity to learn English and have fun at the same time! The teachers are perfect, the staff is wonderful...but the Italian dancers are the best <3 Hope seeing you soon. ... Silvia, 23, Italian

Delfin partners with Campus Javi Martínez

What do the International Spanish football player Javi Martinez and our Delfin student recruitment executive Cristina Cañas have in common?


As you can see in the picture, both are holding a trophy, Javi is holding the 2012 European football cup when they won the UEFA Euro 2012, and Cris is holding The Sam Maguire Cup, which is the cup awarded to winners of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship.