The Conference
The conference fee includes:
  • Attendance at the conference
  • Access to all sessions including keynotes, a choice of workshops, some visits within the city
  • Conference dinner & reception event
  • All the breaks with tea/coffee/water and cakes included
  • Lunch on 2 days

Conference costs:
  • Early bird & members rate = €350
  • Conference rate after May 1st, 2019 = €380

Please note that the conference fee does not include accommodation or travel to and from Dublin.

Registration & Payment
We have set up our conference on the eventbrite site. You can easily register and pay here. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

Travel
The conference venue is conveniently situated between the airport and the city center (more information about the venue can be found here). However, there are many options how you can get to Dublin.

For example by air and sea. Dublin Airport is located 10 kilometres north of the city with Dublin Port located 4 kilometres east at the mouth of the River Liffey. There are many options for flying, sailing or cruising. For more information visit www.visitdublin.com/see-do/travel-and-planning/getting-here.

Another option is to travel by road or rail. Dublin is linked by motorway to Waterford (170km), Cork (260km), Limerick (202km), Galway (208km) and Belfast (169km). If you plan to travel by bus, Bus Éireann have a network of daily services that terminate in the city centre. There’s also a number of private bus operators that run services from cities around the country. If you’d like to travel by rail, Irish Rail provide daily services in and out of Heuston and Connolly Stations. Although located rather centrally in the city both stations are serviced by the light rail system LUAS and by Dublin Bus.

Some useful apps to plan your travel are recommended here.

Accommodation
ACCOMMODATION
DCU St Patrick’s Campus is located in Drumcondra on the North Side of the City between the airport and the city - 2 miles from City Centre and on direct bus routes from both. The buses which serve the campus are 1, 3, 11, 13, 16, 41, 44. The areas you want to look for accommodation in are Drumcondra, Glasnevin, Whitehall, Santry or the City Centre.
 
Accommodation is available on the DCU Glasnevin Campus (on direct bus route to DCU St. Patrick’s Campus) and on the All Hallows Campus (across the road from the Conference venue.
Information and prices: https://www.dcurooms.com/
 
These rooms can also be booked through https://www.booking.com/hotel/ie/campus-residences-ltd.en-gb.html
The most affordable way to visit Dublin on a budget is to use the AirBnB website - https://www.airbnb.ie/ 
 
There are many fine hostels around also which you can book through www.booking.com
 
Another option is to use a Bed and Breakfast https://www.bandbireland.com/search-results/ or https://ireland-bnb.com/
  
Some local hotels and guesthouses:
https://www.eganshouse.ie/
https://www.dublinskylonhotel.com
https://www.bonningtondublin.com/
http://www.errigalguesthouse.com
https://www.universityrooms.com