Day two will be in the University of Limerick, and will consist of two major speakers to set the theme of the meeting and speakers from the active research groups in Ireland to illustrate present day work in the light of our historic legacy. Monday 30th June 8.30pm at Bunratty Castle Bunratty Castle is a superbly restored 15th century castle in County Clare in the West of Ireland. The restoration accurately reflects not just the structures, but also the furnishings and trappings of Mediaeval times. On arrival, there is a mead reception. During the banquet, you will be entertained by traditional Irish music, singers and dancers.
Wine is served throughout.
All is included in the cost, as is transport to and from the castle. Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy a truly unique experience. The conference dinner on Monday night is held at Bunratty Castle, about 8 miles from Limerick City. If you do not have your own transport, we recommend you to book accommodation at the University or nearby in Limerick City. Please contact us if you have any questions on suitable accommodation.