Transition Year

the_only_Ali

Hi!
I am in 4th year and have been allocated the task of finding a good place to bring my english class during the day. Somewhere where we can absorb the culture and literature of Dublin, and preferably somewhere that does good food. Its been very boring in class this year and I really want to find somewhere interesting to go. I'm thinking of going to Bewleys (before they turn it into Starbucks) or Easons. They put on plays at lunchtime right? I thought that might be interesting but if anyone has any better suggestions help! I need somewhere that would keep 60 bored teenage girls amused.
That is a hard task, believe me!
So help if you can, any ideas are welcome.
Thanks!!!

elly

try the national library it on kildare street or the writers museum on parnell square, projects arts centre in temple bar, alot of the theaters around town might have matinees on.
the gaeity have "the playboy of the western" world on at the moment, maybe the idea of watching the ever gorgeous cillian murphy for an hour might keep the class interested. i'm not sure about its showing times though.

also if you check www.bewleys.com, it should give you a list of what they have going on

Draupnir

Dont me to be smart, but you can bring them to my house if you want 60 teenage girls sounds just about right to me

BEAT

This does not belong in the creative writing forum...moved to after hours.
We'll see if monty has a better idea or if it fits there.

User45701

School = education forum mabe

tba

The lunch time plays in bewleys are very entertaining unfortunatly there dosent seem to be much on at the moment there

Saruman

How about one of those cafe's that are bookshops too, not easons... there is one near O'connell bridge at the bus stop.. im sure there are more, maybe waterstones or something on the south side or Mccullogh piggots (no idea how to spell that)

ur mentor

Why not crash a Biology lecture in UCD, then go for 'food' in the 'restaurant'?
:cool: