Horner School News

We are organising a fantastic social programme of activities and trips this coming July and August 2014.   Students will have great opportunities to make life long friends and experience the best of Dublin and Ireland.   Weekly activities include the Guinness Store House, Greyhound racing, Pub quiz , the famous Horner School Irish music nights and much more.    Full Saturday tours include the excellent trip to Galway City and the West Coast,  Glendalough Wicklow and the historical city of Belfas [...]

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The Horner School of English has been struck by a severe case of happiness.   Click on the link below to see some of the madness: Horner School Happy         Get in touch with Lisa at Google + to tell her if you think she has a future in the movie business.   [...]

Endangered Languages By David Horner Of the approximately 7,000 languages spoken today, some 2,500 are generally considered endangered When academics describe the evolution of languages, they literally mean that languages, compete for usage, and die out or develop offshoots like biological organisms. In a new research paper, “Digital Language Death,” mathematical linguist András Kornai asks what languages are endangered on-line and in usage on electronic devices. He presents evidence of a massiv [...]

Check out the latest Horner School of English youtube video by Horner School of English.  We filmed this promotional video over the period of three afternoons in May 2019 with the help and assistance of our students and teachers.  We think it gives a nice idea of what it is like to study at Horner School of English in Dublin.     [...]

Every year, Irish families welcome foreign students into their homes. Horner School of English offer a Host family placement service to our students.  This article explains a little about how we select families and make the placements..

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..As you walk on the Cliffs of Moher, Breathing in pure ocean air, Rolling waves pound rhythms below her, As music drifts round everywhere.... . A [...]

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On Thursday 25th July, the students and staff at Horner School of English will host a charity night in aid of Ronald McDonald House.  We will be opening a Charity Shop and Auction from 18.30 to 20.00 hrs and all students are welcome. The Ronald McDonald Charity operates two houses in the grounds of Crumlin Childrens Hospital.  Both houses provide accommodation for families with seriously ill children in the hospital. The charity provides wonderful support for to families  who need to be close to [...]

Horner School of English is an open center for the TOEIC Examinations. You can take the TOEIC test here in the school, without taking an English Language Course. We offer a test date every month, usually on the the first Friday of each month. Click here to download our TOEIC Examination Registration Form Academic institutions and government agencies accept TOEIC test results. By David Horner. [...]

Hit The Road is a public transport journey-planning service, which you can use to find directions in and around Dublin. [...]

RIVERDANCE Merrion Square Park – Sat 20th July 2013 We have 30 tickets available NOW to see the LIVE Show : “Riverdance The Gathering” Merrion Square Park. This will be a two-part event: Brian Kennedy and his band will be in concert at 8pm and at 9:15pm a live band will accompany on screen highlights from the 19-year history of Riverdance performances, with some special guest appearances. Tickets Cost 5.00 per ticket @ School Reception Office [...]

On Friday 12th and Sat 13th July Horner School of English students will travel to the West of Ireland. We will leave Dublin City about 14.30 hrs and travel by coach to Galway City. The journey will take about 2 hours and 45 mins. On arrival in Galway City we will check in to our accommodation Snoozels Hostel (which is located in the center of the city). We will be staying in multi-bed dorms for 1 night only. After check-in we will go out together on a Walking Tour of the City with a local guide. [...]

Georgian Dublin by Trevor Horner The main Horner School building was built in 1829 /1830 by master craftsman & architect, Benjamin Norwood and is protected by the Irish state.    The moment you walk through the large Georgian doorway you are struck by the historical importance of these fine classical buildings.   High ceilings, intricate plasterwork, ornate fireplaces and staircases epitomise Georgian architecture in Dublin. Fitzwilliam Street is named after Thomas Fitzwilliam born in 1581 a [...]

We had a big party this afternoon to celebrate the St. Patrick's Festival which is running all weekend here in Ireland. Check out our photos of all the staff and students enjoying a few beers and pizzas this afternoon ! Click here for photos. [...]

Volunteers required to help with the organisation of the St. Patrick's Day Festival in Dublin.