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Home Timetable Registration Accommodation Travel Abstracts Technical Support	Traveling to Dublin Situated at the mouth of the River Liffey, Dublin is located on the East coast of the country. Irelands capital city, it is easily accessed from Britain and mainland Europe by air and sea, and from the U.S. and North America by Air. By Sea From mainland Europe Irish Ferries have routes between: Cherbourg - Rosslare Roscoff - Rosslare On the south-east coast Rosslare is located 160km from Dublin and Irish Rail operate regular services from Rosslare to Dublin City Centre. From Britain, Stenaline and Irish Ferries operate routes between: Holyhead - Dún Laoghaire Holyhead - Dublin Pembroke - Dublin By Air Dublin airport is situated to the North of the city centre. Most national airlines from mainland Europe as well as a number of budget airlines fly routes into Dublin airport. From the UK Dublin is easily accessed from most large cities as well as from a number of regional airports. The major airlines flying into Dublin from North America are; Aer Lingus, American Airlines, Delta, Continental and Air Canada. From Dublin Airport the 746 bus route operates between the Airport bus terminal and Dún Laoghaire train station. The bus stops at Bakers corner which is directly opposite the IADT campus. Alternatively a number of express busses operate between the airport and the city centre.	Traveling to IADT The Institute of Art, Design & Technology campus is located two miles from the large coastal town of Dún Laoghaire, Co. Dublin near Deansgrange and Bakers Corner. Dún Laoghaire is 11km South of Dublin city centre and is easily accessed by rail using the DART and by road using Dublin Bus. From the city centre the campus is accessible via the 46A and 746 buses which stop at Bakers corner situated across the road from the campus. All South bound Dart services from the North side of Dublin and the city centre stations of Connolly, Tara St. and Pearse St. stations stop at Dún Laoghaire rail station. From outside the station the 46A, 746 and 17 Bus services pass by the IADT campus. www.dart.ie www.dublinbus.ie

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. &rarr Daryl Jones Senior Lecturer of English, Trinity College, Dublin. → Patsy McGarry Columnist & Religious Affairs Correspondent, The Irish Times.