- gute Laune

- Handy/ Kamera

- Laptop/ Aufladekabel

- USB Stick

- Regenkleidung

- Reisepass

The Burren:    As we passed through The Burren, our ginger guide shared insights into its unique limestone terrain, which supports winter grazing for local livestock. The landscape's ancient monuments like Poulnabrone Dolmen and Ballyalban Fairy Fort added a mystical charm to our journey.

Poulnabrone Dolmen: Our visit to Poulnabrone Dolmen transported us back 5,800 years, showcasing the impressive megalithic tomb and offering a glimpse into Ireland's ancient past. The site's historical significance left us in awe of the country's rich heritage.

Kilfenora:  Celtic Crosses and Cultural Heritage: Kilfenora welcomed us with its intricate Celtic Crosses, symbols of Ireland's Christian legacy. Exploring the village allowed us to immerse ourselves in Irish culture and history, with a touch of overpriced tourist food.

Cliffs of Moher: The walk around the Heritage Center at the Cliffs of Moher was wet but captivating.

We embark on this journey and were greeted by breathtaking scenes that showcase the sheer magnificence of the cliffs and the surrounding coastal environment. The trail meanders along the edge of the cliffs, providing panoramic views of the vast Atlantic Ocean stretching out into the horizon. The rugged cliffs rise dramatically from the sea, creating a sense of awe and wonder at the sheer scale of nature's grandeur. We could witness the waves crashing against the cliffs below, sending sprays of mist into the air, adding to the dramatic ambiance of the surroundings was a hailing rain with strong winds that wetted us to our underwear and sometimes lingerie.

As we progressed along the muddy trail, we were treated to a symphony of sights and sounds - the cries of seabirds soaring overhead, the salty scent of the ocean breeze, and the vibrant hues of the landing birds that dot the cliff edges. The rugged terrain, with its narrow paths and steep ascents, added an element of adventure to the walk. It is a place where nature reigns supreme, captivating all who venture along its paths with its unspoiled charm and timeless allure.

Our coach journey was not just a means of transportation but a curated experience that combined natural beauty, archaeological wonders, and cultural immersion. Each stop enriched our understanding of Ireland's diverse tapestry, leaving us with lasting memories of a truly enriching adventure.

2nd Presentation skills

Pia and Christina: Why should a school apply for the Erasmus plus programme?

Ella: Online Dating

Simon: Hurt - Nine Inch Nails or Johnny Cash?

Markus: A spoon in a microwave

Stephan: Bali as a holiday destination

Lena: the use of plastic cups

Michael: Cameras and photographs

Julia: A trip to London and Harry Potter

Benjamin: Morris Minor

Andrea: A trip around the world and bouldering

Johannes: Lego as a creative tool

Sylvia: School project in Zimbabwe

Ursula: Carnival in Cologne

The reward was an Irish coffee prepared by the language school staff for the entire course. In addition, Dee, our teacher, gave us individual feedback.

Appetiser: Guinness soup and bruschetta
Main course: Quiche and salmon pasta
Dessert: Raspberry yoghurt dream and pancakes with maple syrup

Thank you all! 💗

I had one hell of a good time! 🥳

Pia