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dublin airport and travel to City centre Dublin Airport is located 10km north of the city centre and is served by most international airlines (full details are available at www.dublinairport.com).

From the airport, you can reach all areas in and around Dublin, as well as various towns and cities across Ireland. To and From Dublin by Bus Buses pick up passengers from outisde the terminals.

The typical fare to the city centre is 6 to 10 Dublin Bus offers many routes throughout Dublin, including the AirLink express bus to Heuston and Connolly Rail Stations in the City Centre.

The City Centre service stops at most of the major hotels.

Terminal 1 or Terminal 2. From Dublin Airport Taxis are available from the forecourts directly outside Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Passengers should follow Taxi signage to the designated taxi ranks.

2 dublin airport and travel to City centre Dublin Airport is located 10km north of the city centre and is served by most international airlines (full details are available at bus servces to the city centre The airport is accessible by over 1,000 buses and coaches daily. From the airport, you can reach all areas in and around Dublin, as well as various towns and cities across Ireland. To and From Dublin by Bus Buses pick up passengers from outisde the terminals. Passengers should follow the signs for the relevant zone from Terminal 1 or Terminal 2. The typical fare to the city centre is 6 to 10 Dublin Bus offers many routes throughout Dublin, including the AirLink express bus to Heuston and Connolly Rail Stations in the City Centre. Airlink service will bring you direct from Dublin City Centre or Rail/Bus Stations to Dublin Airport Aircoach offers services from Dublin Airport to the City Centre, on a 24 hours basis each day. The City Centre service stops at most of the major hotels. aircoach to city centre airlink to city centre airport taxi service The typical fare is 15 to 20 From City Centre Passengers arriving by taxi will be set down on the forecourt directly outside either Terminal 1 or Terminal 2. From Dublin Airport Taxis are available from the forecourts directly outside Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Passengers should follow Taxi signage to the designated taxi ranks. A taxi dispatcher is available at either taxi rank if you require any further information. ferry passenger terminal Dublin Ferry Terminal is located on the east side of the city and is not far from the city centre. Buses and taxis provide a regular service from the port to the city and beyond. Irish Ferries, P&O, Isle of Man and Stena Line, between them, operate a range of sailings daily connecting Dublin with the UK. There is a second ferry terminal on the south of the city at Dun Laoghaire. This terminal is connected to the city centre train stations by the DART urban rail system

HotelsHotelsHotelsHotelsHotelsHotelsHotelsHotelsHotels Jury s Inn, Parnell Street - 30 rooms available Single occupancy 130 B&B Double occupancy 145 B&B Jury s Inn, Christ Church 30 rooms available

occupancy 145 B&B Double occupancy 175 B&B Cassidy s Hotel 30 rooms available for 4th, 5th, 6th Single occupancy 99 B&B Double occupancy 104 B&B Maldron Hotel, Smithfield 25 rooms Single occupancy 99

Bolton Street was specifically designed and built for technical and technological education in 1911, on the site of what was once the European Hotel.

Located in Dublin s north inner-city, Bolton Street is within minutes of shopping areas in Henry Street and Parnell Street, as well as the old city markets and the newly-refurbished Smithfield.

hotel information and locations These hotels listed above are within a 5-7 minute walk of the conference venue at Dublin Institute of Technology, Bolton Street.

3 HotelsHotelsHotelsHotelsHotelsHotelsHotelsHotelsHotels Jury s Inn, Parnell Street - 30 rooms available Single occupancy 130 B&B Double occupancy 145 B&B Jury s Inn, Christ Church 30 rooms available Single occupancy 140 B&B Double occupancy 155 B&B Generator Hostel, Smithfield - 5 rooms available 5 rooms at rooms at 70 All with Continental Breakfast Gresham Hotel, O Connell Street Single occupancy 145 B&B Double occupancy 175 B&B Cassidy s Hotel 30 rooms available for 4th, 5th, 6th Single occupancy 99 B&B Double occupancy 104 B&B Maldron Hotel, Smithfield 25 rooms Single occupancy 99 B&B Double occupancy 109 B&B Maldron Hotel, Parnell Street 30 rooms availble for 4th &5th only Single occupancy 79 B&B Double occupancy 89 B&B Conference Venue One of DIT s most historic buildings, Bolton Street was specifically designed and built for technical and technological education in 1911, on the site of what was once the European Hotel. Since then and up to the present day, it has been a centre of leading edge technological and design education in the College of Engineering and Built Environment. Located in Dublin s north inner-city, Bolton Street is within minutes of shopping areas in Henry Street and Parnell Street, as well as the old city markets and the newly-refurbished Smithfield. Bolton Street and Linenhall, its sister building across the road, are home to students from engineering, design, apprentice and trade areas, architecture, and bulit environment. hotel information and locations These hotels listed above are within a 5-7 minute walk of the conference venue at Dublin Institute of Technology, Bolton Street. There are other hotels guesthouses and hostels within a 10 minute walk of the conference venue. It may be possible to find hotels offering cheaper rates away from the city centre. Try to book hotels that or on the red or green luas tram routes which serve the city centre. conference dinner venue The Conference Dinner will be hosted at the Old Jameson Distillery on Bow Street at Smithfield. Jameson have been distilling whiskey at the site since By the turn of the 19th century, it was producing 1,000,000 gallons annually. Dublin at the time was the centre of world whiskey production. Jameson had by 1805 become the world's number one whiskey. Today, Jameson is the world's third largest single-distillery whiskey. travel in and around dublin Dublin city has an established transport system which is serviced by a bus system (Dublin Bus), and a tram system (LUAS). The closest tram stop to the conference venue is Jervis Street. There is a tram stop beside the conference dinner location in Smithfield. There is also a public bicycle system (Dublin Bikes). The centre of the city is very accessible by foot and for short journeys this is the most effective means of travelling round the city.

Early Registration Wednesday, 4 September 2013 Delegates have the opportunity of registering the evening before the conference from 1800 2000 at Dublin Institute of Technology, (marked in

Thursday, 5 September 2013 The Conference will take place at Dublin Institute of Technology (marked in RED on the map). Reception will open at 0815 and you can register from this time.

Conference Venue AND conference dinner Location Access to the Conference at DIT Bolton Street For convenience and ease of access to the DIT Campus we advise conference delegates to enter

Opening Address The opening address will be given by Minister for Jobs, Enterprise, and Innovation, Mr Richard Bruton, TD.

high standards and grow in sustainable markets. SUMMARY Optional Early Registration Wednesday, 4 September 2013 at DIT from 1800-2000.

Lunch and Refreshments will be provided throughout the two days and are included in price. A secure cloakroom will be provided. The Conference Dinner is included in the price.

4 Early Registration Wednesday, 4 September 2013 Delegates have the opportunity of registering the evening before the conference from at Dublin Institute of Technology, (marked in RED on the map). A cheese and wine reception will be provided at this time. This is the opportunity to meet with colleagues old and new! Thursday, 5 September 2013 The Conference will take place at Dublin Institute of Technology (marked in RED on the map). Reception will open at 0815 and you can register from this time. A student ambassador will be at the entrance to direct you and you may leave your belongings in a safe cloakroom. Conference Venue AND conference dinner Location Access to the Conference at DIT Bolton Street For convenience and ease of access to the DIT Campus we advise conference delegates to enter the conference location from the Kings Inn Street Entrance (RED Arrow). A student ambassador will be at the entrance and will direct you accordingly to the Conference Location. Opening Address The opening address will be given by Minister for Jobs, Enterprise, and Innovation, Mr Richard Bruton, TD. who oversees the department with responsibility for supporting the creation of jobs by promoting the development of a competitive business environment in which enterprises will operate to high standards and grow in sustainable markets. SUMMARY Optional Early Registration Wednesday, 4 September 2013 at DIT from Registration Thursday, 5 September 2013 at DIT from 0815 Conference Dinner Thursday, 5 September 2013 at the Old Jameson Distillery from Lunch and Refreshments will be provided throughout the two days and are included in price. A secure cloakroom will be provided. The Conference Dinner is included in the price. Conference Dinner The Conference Dinner will be held at the Old Jameson Distillery, Bow Street, Smithfield, at 7.00 pm. We are honoured that the Lord Mayor of Dublin has accepted our invitation to be our guest. Delegates will have a tour, and a complimentary Jameson, followed by a four course meal and Irish entertainment. The evening will end at approximately 10.30p.m. Smithfield (in Irish: Margadh na Feirme, meaning "Farm Market") is the historical Horse market which is held on every first Sunday of the month

Getting to University College Dublin

Getting to University College Dublin v Travelling to UCD v Belfield Campus Belfield, the main University College Dublin campus is located on a 132 hectare site, 4km south of Dublin city centre. The campus