Korean Resources in Ireland.

Hobbes

This thread is to list off what resources are available in Ireland for Koreans.

I only know the Dublin ones, so if anyone has any of the others post them.

Korean Embassy
15 Clyde Road,
Ballsbridge,
Dublin 4,
Phone: + (353 -1) - 660 - 8800/8053, 668 - 2109
Fax: (+353-1) - 660 - 8716.

It is near the US Embassy. If you are facing the public window at the US embassy, then take the road on the left and it will be a little way down the road on the left hand side (look for the flag). It is opposite the church.

Hanyang Super market
At the back of Moore Street/Dublin. Coming from Henry street head up Moore Street and take the first(?) right then next left. It should be signposted in Korean.

They sell Korean and Chinese goods. The shop keepers also speak Korean.

Arilang Resturant
Parnell Street (not the side near Moore Street, other side of O'Connell Street). It's not that hard to miss. It does mostly Korean BBQ. This is where you cook the food at the table itself. Expensive (for Koreans visting), and some of the food is not cooked to Korean standards (eg. Koreans I have brought there didn't like the rice, although the rice is normal for Irish people).

They speak Korean / Chinese and Japanese there. Certainly worth trying though IMHO.

frany

Korean Resources in Ireland.

아일랜드에서 이용할 수 있는 한국인을 위한 정보.

This thread is to list off what resources are available in Ireland for Koreans.

이 목록은 한국인이 아일랜드에서 이용할 수 있는 한국적인 정보를 보여주는 곳입니다.

I only know the Dublin ones, so if anyone has any of the others post them.

저는 단지 더블린에 있는 정보만 알고 있습니다.

혹시 다른것도 아시는 분이 있으면 글을 올려주시면 감사하겠습니다.

올려주실땐 한국어 또는 영어로 올려주시면 고맙겠습니다^^

한국대사관 Korean Embassy
주소지: 15 Clyde Road,
Ballsbridge,
Dublin 4,
Phone: + (353 -1) - 660 - 8800/8053, 668 - 2109
Fax: (+353-1) - 660 - 8716.

It is near the US Embassy. 위치는 미국 대사관 바로 근처에 있습니다.

If you are facing the public window at the US embassy, then take the road on the left and it will be a little way down the road on the left hand side (look for the flag). It is opposite the church.

미국대사관 앞의 유리창과 마주선 위치에서 왼쪽길로 가면 왼쪽으로 내려가는 작은 길이 보일겁니다.

그쪽으로 내려가면서 한국 국기를 찾으세요. 한국 대사관은 바로 교회 맞은편에 있습니다.

Hanyang Super market(한양 수퍼마켓)

At the back of Moore Street/Dublin. Coming from Henry street head up Moore Street and take the first(?) right then next left. It should be signposted in Korean.

Moore st(무어스트리트) 뒤편에 있습니다. Henry street(헨리 스트리트)로 들어와서 걸어오면 위쪽으로 Moore Street(무어 스트리트)있습니다.

헨리스트릿트로 들어와서 첫번째 골목에서 오른쪽으로 들어가면 Moore st(무어스트리트)입니다.

분명히 한국말로 한양슈퍼라고 표기가 되어있을거에요.

They sell Korean and Chinese goods. Some of the shop keepers also speak Korean.

거기에서 한국식품과 중국식품을 구입할수 있고, 몇 직원들은 한국말을 할수 있습니다.

Arilang Resturant(아리랑 식당)

Location: Parnell Street near O'Connell Street(Top of O'Connell st).

위치: O'Connell st(오커널 스트리트) 옆에 있는 Parnell st(파넬 스트리트)에 있습니다(오커널 스트리트 윗쪽)

한국재료가 별로 없는 관계로 음식값이 비싼편입니다.

밥메뉴는 한국쌀을 사용하지 않으므로 한국밥과 맛이 다릅니다.

식당 직원들은 중국어, 일본어, 한국어를 할 수 있습니다.(직원에 따라서^^)

아일랜드에 계신 한국분들을 위해서 추천합니다^^

frany

When I came here to Ireland, I found many Irish people knew about Chinese and Japanese people but only some Irish people knew Koreans.

Some people thought I was from North Korea and our president, Jong il Kim?? Korea that I meant was South Korea. North Korean government is isloated from this world.

In Korean way, we just call our country, Korea(we don't distinguish south or north)

I want to let you know Korean people have similar nature to Irish people on some parts and that Korea is the 2nd most developed country in Asia.

You may heard the brand Samsung. It's Korean brand.

I hope you Irish people will be good friends with Koreans.(Actually, Koreans enjoy pubs and alcohols all night long with dancing and singing)

So I'm very glad to get this board in Ireland.I heard many Korean students are learning English in Ireland.

I recommended this board to them and hope they join here to share many things like culure with kind Irish people. Thanks!

rainbow kirby

frany wrote:

I hope you Irish people will be good friends with Koreans.(Actually, Koreans enjoy pubs and alcohols all night long with dancing and singing)

We had a Korean guy training in my TKD club last year who said almost exactly that!

dubadub

Hobbes wrote:

This thread is to list off what resources are available in Ireland for Koreans.

I only know the Dublin ones, so if anyone has any of the others post them.

Korean Embassy
15 Clyde Road,
Ballsbridge,
Dublin 4,
Phone: + (353 -1) - 660 - 8800/8053, 668 - 2109
Fax: (+353-1) - 660 - 8716.

It is near the US Embassy. If you are facing the public window at the US embassy, then take the road on the left and it will be a little way down the road on the left hand side (look for the flag). It is opposite the church.

Hanyang Super market
At the back of Moore Street/Dublin. Coming from Henry street head up Moore Street and take the first(?) right then next left. It should be signposted in Korean.

They sell Korean and Chinese goods. The shop keepers also speak Korean.

Arilang Resturant
Parnell Street (not the side near Moore Street, other side of O'Connell Street). It's not that hard to miss. It does mostly Korean BBQ. This is where you cook the food at the table itself. Expensive (for Koreans visting), and some of the food is not cooked to Korean standards (eg. Koreans I have brought there didn't like the rice, although the rice is normal for Irish people).

They speak Korean / Chinese and Japanese there. Certainly worth trying though IMHO.

Have their own forum @ http://www.irishasians.com

Cheers mate.

Hobbes

Don't forget to spam the Japanese and Chinese forums dubadub.

frany

Is TKD club Taekwondo?? Yes many coaches of Taekwndo are all over the world. Are you interested in Korean martial art, rainbow kirby??

dubadub

Hobbes wrote:

Don't forget to spam the Japanese and Chinese forums dubadub.

rainbow kirby

frany wrote:

Is TKD club Taekwondo?? Yes many coaches of Taekwndo are all over the world. Are you interested in Korean martial art, rainbow kirby??

Yeah, it's tae kwon-do. I'm grading for red belt at the end of the month. I'd like to learn hapkido at some stage too.

frany

rainbow kirby wrote:

Yeah, it's tae kwon-do. I'm grading for red belt at the end of the month. I'd like to learn hapkido at some stage too.

wow!! that's very nice~!! I'm very glad to hear that. I think your sweetheart would be safe with you if you have one. hahaha..