Accommodation


Home Timetable Registration Accommodation Travel Abstracts Technical Support	Accommodation June is a busy month for tourism in Dublin and we advise delegates to book accommodation early. There is a choice of Hotel, Bread and Breakfast, and Guest House accommodation in the Dún Laoghaire area, all of which are within close proximity of IADT. There is no student accommodation on campus but there is student accommodation at UCD student village which is 10-15 minutes by bus from IADT. Hotels The Kingston Hotel Dun Laoghaire Co. Dublin Ireland Tel: +353 1 2801810 Fax: +353 1 2801237 Email: reserv@kingstonhotel.com Web: www.kingstonhotel.com The Kingston Hotel Bloomsday Special 13 rooms available on the 16th for new special price. €79.00 B&B for double/twin. €59.00 B&B for single. Rochestown Lodge Hotel Rochestown Avenue Dun Laoghaire Co. Dublin Ireland Tel: +353 1 2853555 Fax: +353 1 2853914 Email:info@rochestownlodge.com Web: www.rochestownlodge.com	Bed & Breakfast There are numerous B&Bs in the Dun Laoghaire area with prices ranging from €30.00 - €85.00 per night. For a list and booking details see www.dlrtourism.com Student accomodation Accommodation is available at UCD Village located in the Belfield campus. The 46A bus which travels to Dun Laoghaire stops at the Montrose Hotel near the Belfield campus. The journey time is 10-15 minutes and delegates should get of at the Bakers Corner bus stop which is across the road from the IADT campus. Delegates wishing to book accommodation can e-mail reception@ucdvillage.ie Rooms are €50.00 per night for a single room in a six bedroom en-suite shared apartment. Please note that delegates wishing to book accommodation at UCD Village need to do so before April 10th.

Plenary addresses will be delivered by Mary Reichardt Professor of Catholic Studies & Literature, University of St. Thomas, USA.→ James Donnelly Professor Emeritus of History, University of Wisconsin, USA. → Martin MacLoone Professor of Media Studies, University of Ulster. → Daryl Jones Senior Lecturer of English, Trinity College, Dublin. → Patsy McGarry Columnist & Religious Affairs Correspondent, The Irish Times.