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Double bedroom 4 people max
1 min - walking "Temple Bar"
3 min - Spire (O'Connell Street)
3 min - AIRPORT BUS DROPOFF
5 min - Dublin Castle
10 min - Grafton Street
Spacious FAMILY FRIENDLY ground floor double bedroom apt. opening on to private garden
PRIVATE WHOLE APARTMENT for you.
(Double bed in bedroom & Double sofa bed in Living room. Oh and an extra couch just for feet up TV watching)
Great for anyone coming to get to know Dublin and wants to experience the hustle and bustle of this cultured city whilst getting a good nights rest in a quiet garden apt.
Being someone who travels a lot myself, I chose this apt for a few simple reasons:
It's a central location with no noise entering from the bust surrounding city.
Has a fully equipped kitchen.
Spacious and warm through those cold Irish nights.
Eco friendly
Private residential garden
Fully equipped kitchen
Washing machine
Central heating
I give my personal mobile number to all guests for any enquiries.
I meet and greet guests upon arrival and give tour of apartment to assure you are comfortable in your temporary home.
So close to Dublins most famous tourist attractions to spend your days.
and by night all Dublins clubs bars and entertainment are just a 5minute walk. so no need for taxis or getting lost after a few drinks.
Apartment is 3minutes from Airport shuttle bus drop off.
one street 2min away from central tram (Luas) station.
Dublin bus stops located in many
Experience: | Social |
Room type: | Entire home/apt |
Bed type: | Real Bed |
Accommodates: | 4 |
Bedrooms: | 1 |
Bathrooms: | 1 |
Beds: | 1 |
Extra people: | No Charge |
Security Deposit: | $143 |
Cleaning Fee: | $53 |
Check In: | 12:00 PM (noon) |
Check Out: | 12:00 AM (midnight) |
Country: | Ireland |
City: | Dublin |
Neighborhood: | North City Central/O'Connell Street |
Cancellation: | Moderate |
Location apprezzabilissima,inserita in un ambiente tranquillo e riservato.
Ambienti non troppo spaziosi,ma il rapporto qualità prezzo va bene.
Non sarebbe male un amaggiore attenzione ad alcuni dettagli come lampade non funzionanti o rilevatori staccati dal soffitto.
Mike's place has a SOLID location - stumbling distance to all of the attractions in Temple Bar. However, the place is - as some other folks noted - somewhat dated (definitely not an issue if you're spending your time out in Dublin itself and not in your apartment, which you should be). If you rent a car, too, just be aware that the closest parking lot (about a 3 minute walk) charges 19euro a day. All in all, I'd stay here again just for ease of walking, especially if I didn't have a car.
Cannot really fault the location as it's so central but also so quiet so you can escape from the hustle and bustle.
The flat is really stuffy and the Mike's friend alluded to a potential problem with damp which would explain this.
The apartment is slightly dated.
The shower works but is not attached to the wall
However, the apartment is homely and had everything we needed. There were three of us and the sofa bed in the living room is fine for someone to sleep on.
If you want somewhere central that offers no thrills, this place is fine.
Thanks Mike!
Great location, a quiet apartment in the center of Dublin. Unfortunately we had no wifi and no hot water for the first day. The apartment smells a bit damp due to a leakage around the window and the bed in the living-room is pretty hard to sleep on. The bed in the sleeping-room is really comfortable. The apartment could use a bit more attention concerning the humidity and cleanness of the place. Nevertheless we had a good time in Dublin.
Bonjour, nous sommes partis à 3 personnes, dans l'appartement de (website hidden)ès bon accueil de sa part, ponctuel et facilement joignable.
L'appartement est très bien situé à 3 min à pied de Temple Bar , 30 min à pied de Storehouse Guiness, 20 min à pied de trinity collège... appartement sécurisé et extrement calme de journée comme de nuit.
L'appartement peut accueillir 2 couples .
La literie dans la chambre ainsi que le lit est correct.
Le lit / canapé dans la salle n'est pas confortable.
Des serviettes sont à votre disposition , café, sel poivre , micro onde, plaque chauffante....
Le point négatif , l'appartement est humide, les murs côté jardin sont moisis à cause d'infiltration d'eau, ce qui provoquent une odeur peu agréable dans l'appartement et bien entendu sur vos propres vêtements.
Les radiateurs ne fonctionnent pas à forte puissance.
Nous avons payé , pour 3 adultes 200 euros pour 2 nuits, c'est un bon rapport qualité/prix pour le centre de Dublin.
Voilà notre note 3/5, quelques petits travaux d'entretien et nous arriverons à 5/5 !!
Partez tout de même en toute sécurité dans cet appartement ( en sachant que l'on passe très peu de temps finalement dans celui-ci avec les visites, et les tournées des pubs.......)
Bon vol!!!!
Dublin is still the fantastic city we used to know, the location of Mike's flat is just perfect, the flat is quiet and safe, but not a good spot for more than two people. We were three and one of us was not able to sleep the first night because the couch is not compfortable enough to be used as a bed.
We were also cold in the main room despite the heater on and we had no hot water the first 24 hours.
Still we'll keep a good memory of the weekend!
Couldn't ask for a better location. Immediately adjacent to the Ha'Penny Bridge, with a friendly and helpful host. Thanks again, MIke.
Very comfortable accommodation with 1 double bed and 1 sofa bed. That was quite enough to accommodate 3 guys. Though it was a bit difficult to find the place, Mike was very helpful
to find there. Needless to say, the location is perfect for sightseeing!
Thanks for the review guys, just wanted to say that the apartment is located right in front of the river Liffey (Dublins Biggest landmark that splits the city).
Also it is just one right turn and 2minute walk from the cities biggest and most historical street ,O'Connell st. Not to mention you can see Ha'Penny bridge from the front entrance and the Spire from the back entrance. (Again all landmarks of Dublin you will see in any guide book.) I am sorry you had a wee bit of a problem finding the place but I honestly do not think it was because of the apartments location. but your entitled to you opinion of coarse, safe travels to all of ye.
Had a nice stay in Mike's appartment.
Nice place, in the centrer of temple bar, well-furnished (there is evereyhting you need), though a bit humid.
Mike did also his best to arrange the check in and check out. That was very appreciated
We've had a great stay. The apartment couldn't be more central, it's safe, clean and fully equipped. We stayed with our 21 month daughter and had no problems. We stayed 10 days
Mike was very welcoming, helpful and quick to respond to any enquiries.
We'd definitely stay again.


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Southampton Triple Abbey Style Ale - Southampton Publick House
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Reviews by ark57:
3.4/5 rDev -11.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
I usually find beers from Southampton very good, but this one didn't do much for me. It is golden in color with a slight haze and a meringue-like head, but it looks too fizzy. The aroma has some vanilla and spice, but it does not emit much for my nose to detect. Lemon/citrus notes are at the forefront and there is some malty sweetness. The creamy body aslso has a yeasty/bready character before the peppery alcohol finishes it off. This isn't a bad beer by any stretch, just not my favorite.
Serving type: bottle
06-03-2004 17:55:48 | More by ark57
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3.78/5 rDev -1.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A - orange murky amber color with no head and no carbonation.
S - mildly sweet milky and like a whisky I can't name. Hints of abv burn and candied figs or carmeled apples. It's very faint.
T - not bad. Flavors are weak but they got the idea right. No off flavors or blanket hops. It is not as good as real Belgian triples but it is a good imitation
M - abv has a bit of sting but still fine for this style.
D - for $4 it's cheaper than a flight to brussles you couldn't tell it's a knockoff... But only if you drank several.
Serving type: bottle
03-13-2012 02:06:49 | More by jeranbrews
3.7/5 rDev -3.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Thanks to wishuwerebeer for sharing this '07 bomber. Poured into a snifter, the brew appears a clear golden with faint spotty yeast particulate stuck in suspension. White froth is quick to recede from the initial finger formation. A swirl releases a few bubbles that hardly form a lacing across the top yet it does produce some spotty lace on the glass.
The smell is reminiscent of pear skins and apple with a light spicy hints of clove. A little more reminiscent of cider in the aroma than the expected tripel. Mild pepper comes out once warm with a bit of cheese. Overall this is very apple forward in the nose.
Tastes mildly spicy from the Belgian yeast contribution. Apple cider is hinted throughout with both suggestions of skin and fleshy apples. Cloves and pepper providing a supporting role to break up the ale flavoring and bring the focus back into the expected tripel character. Pale biscuit malt gives a bready aftertaste which is enjoyable.
This is a medium bodied brew with a modest level of carbonation. Nice drinkability with little to no abv impact despite it being 8% and allowed to gradually warm up. Overall this is very mild tripel with solid focus on apple flavoring that was an interesting experience. Not my favorite in the style but enjoyable nonetheless.
Serving type: bottle
12-30-2011 15:36:23 | More by stakem
New Jersey
4.43/5 rDev +15.4%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
pours a deep brown-yellow, like most tripels should.
Smell is nothing impressive, but my sense of smells sucks and I'm not sniffing my beers, I am drinking them.
Pleasant taste and mouthfeel. I try a LOT of tripels, this is nothing extraordinairy, but nothing to be overlooked either. Ranks high on my list of tripels.
If you are a fan of belgian ales and/or tripels, add this to your list to try. It won't be the best, but it will be very good.
Serving type: bottle
12-18-2011 00:48:27 | More by Vylo
Rhode Island
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
On tap at Zeno's Pub - State College, PA - Oct 14, 2007. Light hibiscus and orange spritz aroma, laid down in a bed of wet grain. Pours a strikingly clear pale gold, topped with a minimal white head. Flavor is a dense, sugar imbued sweep. There's some hexaneous lemon, lots of bright, glowing yeast phenolics, over gentle pear, sweet apple and melon. A nip of warmth and glow of the yeast products, in a minerally husk. Backend gushes out with a chewy, hop gum and spritz of lemon zest. Nicely dry and comparatively clean finish. Missing some depth and carbonation. Could use more forceful, bright percolation. Overall, decent, but not excelling.
Serving type: on-tap
11-23-2011 15:04:36 | More by CharlesDarwin
New Jersey
4.18/5 rDev +8.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
received in a beer trade....hard to tell if this beer was aged or not, cannot find a label indicating its age....
poured into a snifter glass...beer has nice pillowy white head of uneven bubbles....beer is slightly cloudy & murky....nice aroma of straw and hay and yeast....
taste is sublime....earthy tangy and spicey without being overbearing....
mouthfeel is excellent...fine carbonation it really pops out at you iand has a lot of zing on the tongue i like this feel a lot
overall i think this is a great beer i would definitely try it again
Serving type: bottle
06-30-2011 14:41:25 | More by renegadeburger
South Carolina
3.58/5 rDev -6.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
hazy yellow colored amber with a very big white frothy head of foamy lace across the top. Very nice retention left behind copious amounts of side glass lace and a very nice little film
across the top.
A nice light wheat aroma could be detected as well and this blended in nicely with the yeast. It was a light aroma overall though not really making any kind of striking impression on me. light hints of peaches or pears, but nothing that was too terribly strong to be honest. No hint of the alcohol in here what so ever and it really had quite a light profile. Some light grassy flavors in and around the finish with a decent little bit of drying at the end.
Serving type: bottle
06-07-2011 00:48:38 | More by mikesgroove
3.6/5 rDev -6.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Light fizzy head fades quickly to almost nothing, over light golden yellow wheat little hazy color.
Nose light golden Belgian malts, plenty of Belgian yeast fruit, apple, pear, apricot, light yeast aroma, light booze and sweet candi sugar.
Taste lighter overall, some Belgian malts, light wheat like taste, a light sweet syrup that's not really candi sugar, with a bit of booze warmth, light spices, plenty of fruits apple, pear, apricot again, light golden raisin, finishes still semi sweet, lingering sweet candy flavors, light malts, lots of fruit, and a slight boozy taste.
Mouth of med bodied although it feels light for the style, and lower carbonation.
Overall an ok attempt at it, sweet, could have used a bit more body, carbonation and a drier finish bit more malts too, but fairly drinkable and decent tasting.
Serving type: bottle
04-05-2011 03:20:14 | More by jlindros
3.45/5 rDev -10.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
Appearance (in tulip out of a 750mL) is cloudy amber with fine white head.
Nose is mellow orange and yeast. Pleasant, suggesting a full-bodied taste.
Taste has a striking note of sweet alcohol which is balanced by carbonation and some faint hop bitterness. Faint traces of apple linger, but the taste doesn't quite live up to the nose.
Mouthfeel is pleasant, but faintly prickly-- nothing exceptional.
Overall nice, but not outstanding for the style.
Serving type: bottle
03-26-2011 02:52:15 | More by zaphodchak
New York
4.7/5 rDev +22.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
Southampton triple 07 vintage
Poured from bottle into my Southampton oversized snifter, pours a bright golden yellow with a small quickly vanishing white head
Smells like a fruit basket apples and almost mangos come to mind with some earthy oat tones absolutely amazing
Tastes very well balanced, great belgian yeast and malt taste on the first sip with a sweet fruity almost sour after taste
Mouthfeel is great carbonation has held up pretty well very light drinking
Drinkability is pretty high for a triple, cannot find the 8%abv anywhere
Very glad I picked up a few of these at the southampton IRS release party. The 4 years turned this from a okay beer to an amazing piece of brewing.
Serving type: bottle
02-01-2011 05:12:15 | More by joefuzz
3.95/5 rDev +2.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Poured from 22oz bomber into my Unibroue tulip.
Appearance: hazy golden body with some lethargic effervescence and a finger of frothy ivory head. Color is quite nice but the head could be better; I worry about what this bodes for the carbonation.
Smell: rich, malty aroma with some nice pear and apple characteristics. Slightly musty and a little blunt, but pretty darn good.
Taste: flavor profile is consistent with the aroma. There is a pretty good maltiness here backed by apples and pears, though there is a bit more fruity acidity here than the aroma suggested. Malt lingers nicely on the palate, giving a pretty decent aftertaste which matches the primary flavors.
Mouthfeel: body is medium with a somewhat decent level of carbonation. There is some creaminess here, but for a tripel I really expect a lot more.
Drinkability: a solid, middle-of-the-road flavor profile is well-executed here, with a good aroma and a decent mouthfeel. A little more carbonation would help this beer a lot, in my opinion.
Serving type: bottle
11-21-2010 05:20:00 | More by flagmantho
3.5/5 rDev -8.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Pours a golden yellow color with a small bubbly head.
Smell is Belgian yeasts and booze.
Taste is Belgian yeasts and malts with a strong alcohol smell as well.
Mouthfeel is thin and carbonated.
Drinkability suffers a little from the high level of alcohol, but overall not too shabby.
Serving type: bottle
11-17-2010 04:14:45 | More by pmccallum86
New Jersey
3.58/5 rDev -6.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
Poured from the 22 oz bomber into a Duvel glass.
Pours a copper color, white foam, little lacing. Light sweet smell, some fruit. Malty taste, a little on the light side. Almost watery. Some candy sugar and spice buried. Some sour. Buried alcohol.
Light in the mouthfeel, loosely carbonated. Very drinkable and tasty. Clearly not a real Belgian, but a good imitation of the style.
Serving type: bottle
07-09-2010 02:04:57 | More by KTCamm
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Jones quiets critics, battles adversity to remain champion | Story Highlights Jon Jones almost lost the fight early, battling out of an arm bar in the first roundHis recovery was impressive as he went on to dominate the rest of the fightFans were not impressed with the flyweight fight, but they should watch it again |
TORONTO -- So, Jon Jones, you thought you were facing adversity over the past few weeks? Surely, it distressed you when UFC president Dana White, reacting like a jilted lover after your refusal to accept a replacement opponent and save one of his fight cards, rallied a large portion (or at least a big-voiced portion) of the mixed martial arts community against you. It must have brought you considerable pain.
Well, that was nothing.
Adversity, distress and pain revisited Jones on Saturday night, this time in a more tangible way. And by surviving, even thriving, the UFC light heavyweight champion has to have won back many of the fans who'd spent the last few weeks saying he's not a real fighter.
Jones is a real fighter, all right. He showed that in the main event of UFC 152 in a way he'd never been asked to show it in all of those dominant performances that made him a champion. He remains a champion today, thanks to a submission of a beaten-down Vitor Belfort at 54 seconds of the fourth round before 16,800 at the Air Canada Centre.
But it was not the finish that's the story of this evening. It's the refusal to be finished.
In the bout's very first minute, after Jones had quickly put the challenger on his back, Belfort didn't panic, as others before him had. Instead, he seized the champ's right arm and latched on an armbar. The crowd roared. A close-up shot on the video screens all around the arena showed that the submission hold was tight. The crowd roared even louder.
By all appearances, Jones seemed to take the dire situation in stride. He rose up, pulling Belfort off the mat with him, then slammed Vitor on his head. The crowd groaned. After lifting and slamming the challenger a couple more times, Jones escaped.
The fight went on, and we'll get to that in a moment. But let's fast-forward here to the post-fight interview in the cage, when Jones revealed that he'd felt a pop in his arm when he was in the sub. "Oh, man, he got that armbar in every way, shape or form," said the champ. "I've never had my arm pop like that before. I felt it, but I worked too hard to give it up."
How bad was it? "I honestly was waiting for it to break," said Jones. "I was not going to tap out. But man, I tell you, I've never felt that before."
He then showed up late for the post-fight press conference with his right arm in a sling, and revealed that while he'd yet to have an X-ray, medical personnel at the arena had told him he might have sustained nerve damage in his biceps. He was headed to a hospital afterward.
Interrupting the fight account to offer up that injury report was not just about getting to a newsworthy detail. It also puts in perspective what Jones did after getting out of that early armbar. He dominated the rest of the first round, keeping Belfort at a distance with front kicks, throwing punches with both hands, looking none the worse for wear.
This is what most impressed Dana White. "He made an injured elbow look like it wasn't," said the UFC president.
Indeed, Jones dominated the second and third rounds, too, damaging Belfort's face with a succession of elbows from standup clinches and while the fight was on the ground. But Vitor had no quit in him, always pressing the action and throwing punches meant to do harm. He seemed determined to seize all of the opportunities missed by all who have gone before him. But his best simply was not good enough. When Jones took him down in the opening seconds of the fourth, the 35-year-old had no fight left. He took a few elbows to the head while his left arm was trapped and unable to defend, and as soon as he freed that arm Jones seized the other and clamped on a kimura hold, eliciting a quick tapout.
Even Jones couldn't help but acknowledge this challenge as the most difficult of his career. And he was grateful for it -- and for his girlfriend, who he credits with instilling that gratitude in him. "She really taught me to be grateful for adversity, to consider it new opportunities to grow," he said while in the cage, holding his right elbow. "And I really feel like a stronger young man standing here before you guys tonight."
You want to measure how stout of a performance that was? It was so notable that we've gushed all of these words without yet mentioning that there also was another championship fight on the card, a historic one at that. Suffice to say that the next time you see Demetrious Johnson, you can call him Champ. "Mighty Mouse" became the first flyweight champion in the UFC by earning a split-decision victory over Joseph Benavidez.
The fight was odd. Despite being fought at a lightning pace, with both men firing strikes from all angles and scrambling onto and off of the mat, the bout never really captured the arena crowd, which even booed at times. Those discontented fans might reconsider if they go home and watch again on tape -- but with the DVR in slo-mo, which would make the telecast appear to be unfolding at regular speed. Watching that way might enable those folks to keep track of all of the fists and feints that made the bout look like one of those sped-up scenes out of a Bruce Lee film.
But Dana White isn't so interested in having those who booed reconsider the evening's historic fight. He's not interested in those fans, period. "If you didn't like that flyweight fight," he said at the press conference, "please don't ever buy another pay-per-view."
So he was surprised by the booing? "I wasn't surprised," he said. "I was horrified."
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Jones noticed. "I honestly think the crowd turned around," he said at the press conference, a big smile on his face. "You can't boo with Bob Marley singing."
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Year after year, we make excuse after excuse about why things haven't worked out for us. Why did someone else get the promotion we thought we were getting? Why haven't we found the right partner? Why are we still in debt? Dr. Robin says we must stop making excuses and make it a priority to focus on the work that has to be done to ensure success.
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Overall A Good Vehicle — I like the space inside it. The 4 wheel drive let me get to good fishing/hunting spots. Also good for hauling boats, trailers and camping gear it is an all around good vehicle. I would buy another. I like it alot Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
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Prosme lolz Consdont get to drive it much
Good Starter Vehicle — decent for the price the only bad thing is the gas mileage but it hauls small trailers well and enough cargo space to pack it up and move with as far as performance its trust worthy but definitely isnt a power house Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) |
2001 GMC Jimmy 4 Dr SLE SUV
ProsIts Paid off ConsGas mileage
It Gets Me Where Im Going. And Back — Its abig old american made gas slurping Dog. Sounds good has a good bit of room rides ok squeeks and rattles insid decent engine not too bad looking if you dont run into anything and confirms to me that american car makers are still way behind. Primary Use: Family transportation |
2001 GMC Jimmy 4 Dr SLE SUV
Prosspacious,still got 25mpg. while in prime condition. traded it away before the transmission went. Constransmission was starting to go. But it left us with 80,000+ miles on it.
Big Bertha — My wife's primary car that i bought for her before getting her the Cobalt. We ended up trading it in for more than book value. She put a lot of miles on it,and it did well for us. we took a lotof trips in it. She even took it to the local dragstrip a time or two. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2001 GMC Jimmy 4 Dr SLE 4WD SUV
ProsIt does have a good cargo space if you fold the seats down ConsTransmission and eletrical bugs
I Wish I Would Have Bought Something Else — This SUV will give you serious transmission issues after you get up into the higher millage. We had to replace the front hubs on it a lot because the ball joints broke down quick. High cost to maintain as well. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Proslove it Consnone
2001 GMC Jimmy 4 Dr SLT SUV 4WD
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Very Expensive To Own — Bought used with 26000 miles in 2004. Since then, replaced almost everything. All ball joints, both front wheel bearings, one twice. New steering box. New oil cooler lines. Brakes twice. Alternator and the most recent... intake gaskets, radiator, parking brake assembly, and both door hinge pins. |
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The Shakespeare Institute's MA in Shakespeare and Education is a unique, modular programme that is particularly appropriate for practicing teachers, offering the opportunity to enhance expertise in different aspects of Shakespeare's work. It focuses centrally on the ways in which Shakespeare has been used in the classroom in different historical and cultural moments while also incorporating study of Shakespeare's plays in performance and adaptation. You can study on campus or by distance learning.
Type of Course: Continuing professional development, distance learning, taught
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Duration: 12 months full-time, 24 - 36 months part-time
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This programme offers you the opportunity to enhance your expertise in different aspects of Shakespeare's work, while maintaining a pedagogical focus.
You will study three core modules:
You will also choose three optional modules (see module information below). Each module is assessed by one 4,000 word essay with the exception of Research Skills and Creative Practice which are assessed by 2–3 shorter assignments (Creative Practice includes performance pieces in addition to written assessment). While completing all six taught modules will lead to a Diploma-level qualification, MA students will also complete a 15,000-word pedagogical dissertation.
The flexible structure of this course allows study in a wide variety of ways, on a full- or part-time basis. Modules are available to study through a variety of routes that may include:
Full-time study is on site in Stratford-upon-Avon and part-time students can choose to study the whole programme either on-site, via online distance learning or a combination of the two. The schedule of delivery allows access to all modules through a range of modes over any three-year period, although some are not available to study via distance learning.
We welcome prospective students to visit the Shakespeare Institute. We usually arrange open afternoons to coincide with two of our weekly Thursday seminar series a term which gives you a good opportunity to experience the Shakespeare Institute and to meet our staff and students. The next open afternoon will take place on Thursday 20 March 2014.
This module is an opportunity to explore the history, philosophy and pedagogy of 'teaching Shakespeare.' You will consider the different elements of Shakespeare's work that are taught and the methods and resources used to teach them. You will have the chance to prepare practical teaching activities and assess learning outcomes. The Pedagogy module is taught collaboratively by the Royal Shakespeare Company Education department and the Shakespeare Institute over a six-day course at Easter. (Please note: because of the nature of this module it cannot be delivered via distance learning.)
There are three components of this module. The first is a close reading of text that will lead to a consideration of the theatrical function and distinctive qualities of Shakespeare's language. The second is a study of Elizabethan and early Jacobean stages and performance; and the third is an extension of the historical perspective, including Shakespeare's medieval inheritance, that will inform inquiry into the contemporary and continuing theatrical life. Plays studied include some or all of Hamlet, The Comedy of Errors, The Taming of the Shrew, Richard II, Titus Andronicus, Henry V, Cymbeline and The Tempest.
This module provides you with essential research skills training applicable in the fields of Shakespeare studies, with a particular emphasis on performance studies. You will actively assess the different kinds of evidence and methods used in these fields and critically evaluate the epistemological assumptions that underline them.
You will then choose three optional modules from a range of Shakespeare Institute modules:
This module focuses on the construction of Shakespeare's plays and considers the manipulation of source material and genre, the structuring of the dramatic narrative and the use of language for dramatic function and effect. Plays studied include Romeo and Juliet, Measure for Measure, Othello, Anthony and Cleopatra, Henry I Parts 1 and 2, and The Winter's Tale.
This module considers the adaptation and appropriation of Shakespeare's plays, persona, and possessions from the seventeenth century to the present day. It pays special attention to how changes in theatre practice, aesthetic tastes, politics, and commercial markets have shaped the history of Shakespeare's 'afterlife'. Plays studied include some or all of King Lear, The Tempest, Macbeth, The Merchant of Venice, Othello, Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet and Measure for Measure.
The module will develop a critical awareness of the textual foundations of Shakespeare's plays. Topics covered include: the relationship between a modern edition of a play and the earliest printed texts, the nature of the printing process that first made the plays available to readers of books, the characteristics of Shakespeare's dramatic composition, the treatment of the text in the theatre (including censorship, revision and adaptation), and Shakespeare as a collaborator. Plays studied include some or all of Hamlet, Troilus and Cressida, Sir Thomas More, Romeo and Juliet, Richard II, King Lear, Measure for Measure, The Merry Wives of Windsor, and Timon of Athens.
This module will consider trends of acting and directing Shakespeare from the Restoration to the present day, and will exploit the Stratford archives to undertake studies of individual actors and directors from the eighteenth century onwards. Subjects of study might include Colley Cibber, David Garrick, Henry Irving and Ellen Terry, Laurence Olivier, Peter Brook, John Barton and Sam Mendes. There will be opportunities to analyse and interpret primary evidence and to consider the cultural context(s) of performance. Plays studied include some or all of Richard III, Hamlet, Macbeth, Antony and Cleopatra, and A Midsummer Night's Dream.
This module considers the ways in which Shakespearean language and drama bears on experience, with a view to making the experience of Shakespeare more available to contemporary Shakespeare scholarship and creative practice. It is, above all, a shared experiment in experientially alert and susceptible close reading. In a series of intensively collaborative workshops, special course blog and in seminars, it will dwell and linger in Shakespeare's language and stagecraft in order to explore how its complexity produces experiential meanings, in readers, audience members and in character. "Shakespearience" will be about reading as process rather than product, and as such, at least potentially, experientially exciting and adventurous.
This module will provide you with experiential knowledge that will inform the way you interrogate and interpret performance evidence in a variety of media. Through a series of practical workshops and performance assignments, you will explore different systematic approaches to performing the language of Shakespeare: the first approach is rooted in the verse and text work of John Barton, Peter Hall, and Giles Block; the second approach explores the legacy of Stanislavski in the Shakespearean work of 20th/21st century practitioners in Europe and the United States; the third approach brings the devising techniques of prominent physical theatre practitioners to a creative examination of Shakespeare's text.
The module is assessed by two performance assignments and a 2,000 word research paper. (Please note: because of the nature of this module it cannot be delivered via distance learning.)
The course will combine a historical overview of the main developments in Shakespeare criticism from the 1590s to the present with detailed investigation of key texts, covering: the canonization of Shakespeare; character criticism; biographical criticism; imagery and symbolist criticism; critical study of the plays as created artifacts; the relationship between criticism and performance; historicist criticism; and new critical approaches. Students will read weekly set texts for discussion in seminar, and a weekly lecture will place these texts in their historical context. Students are expected to undertake independent reading around the topics after the seminar discussion, guided by topic‐specific reading lists which are circulated each week.
This module encourages you to engage with most of Shakespeare's Comedies, Histories and Poems. Each class will cover a topic relating to one or more texts, using individual student input, and group discussion and analysis. This module can be studied as a standalone module or with Play and Poems B.
This module encourages you to engage with most of Shakespeare's Problem Plays, Tragedies and Late Plays. Each class will cover a topic relating to one or more texts, using individual student input, and group discussion and analysis. (Plays and Poems A is the pre-requisite module for Plays and Poems B).
These two modules will provide a broad introduction to the social and cultural history of the period, but also focus more specifically on issues relevant to Shakespeare's life and drama and the two local societies of which he had experience, Stratford upon‐Avon and London. Among the principal topics will be social mobility and crises in social relations; social disorder and agrarian discontent; changing notions of honour; the impact of the Reformation and the nature of Catholicism and Puritanism; and rebellion, authority and the royal court. Please note these modules are taught in the History Department at the University of Birmingham main campus in Edgbaston. The modules can be studied individually or together.
Shakespeare's life and career are examined as a case study in the position of professional playwrights in early modern England. You will examine the way the theatre for which Shakespeare was writing worked - how plays were written, how play texts were circulated and the impact censorship had upon them. You will then be able to consider the relationship between Shakespeare's plays and the issues affecting his society, and to analyse the intervention the plays made in important social debates. These two modules can be studied individually or together.
This module will introduce and contextualise two of the most significant dramatists working in the same period as Shakespeare. Each week you will focus on a pair of plays, usually one by Jonson and one by Middleton. Seminars will focus on student presentations, usually two in each class, each of which will place one of the plays in a broader dramatic and/or cultural context, and/or engage in close analysis of key passages. Special classes will identify the plays as intersections between dramatists and theatre companies, engage with issues relating to dramatic language and technique, and explore issues of textual circulation and canon formation. Please note that availability of optional modules may vary from year to year.
On successful completion of the six taught modules, MA students will enrol on the dissertation:
The dissertation is an opportunity for you to extend ideas encountered in the 'Shakespeare and Pedagogy' module. Thus the dissertation will have a primary focus on methods, materials, or the philosophy/sociology/history of 'teaching Shakespeare'. It is possible, therefore, that a student (particularly if a practising teacher or lecturer) may be undertaking a practical project and the dissertation will be a report and assessment of the project. There should be some element of originality in the research and the research may make a contribution to the field of study. You will report the research in a dissertation of 15,000 words in appropriate academic English. In designing, carrying out and writing up the study, you will be supported by a supervisor.
Fees for 2014/15 are as follows:
Fees for part-time and distance learning modes are £690 per module and £2,070 for the dissertation. Learn more about fees and funding
Scholarships to cover fees and/or maintenance costs may be available. To discover whether you are eligible for any award across the University, and to start your funding application, please visit the University's Postgraduate Funding Database.
International students can often gain funding through overseas research scholarships, Commonwealth scholarships or their home government.
University of Birmingham graduates - including those due to graduate in summer 2014 - may be entitled to a fee reduction through the College of Arts and Law Alumni Bursary scheme.
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There are two admission routes to the Programme:
1. Those who have a 2:1 degree in an appropriate subject or the Certificate of HE in Shakespeare Studies register for the MA.
2. Those who do not meet these formal admission requirements register initially as 'Affiliate' students and then change status on the successful completion of the two core modules.
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The programme allows access to the unique Shakespearian resources of the Shakespeare Institute Library, the Library of the Shakespeare Centre that curates the archives of the RSC, and the Royal Shakespeare Company. Study materials for this programme are enhanced by the close ties that the Shakespeare Institute has with the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, the Royal Shakespeare Company, and the archives associated with both of these institutions.
Many of the programme's modules are also available via distance learning, meaning that you can study online from anywhere in the world. Distance learning modules will combine print, audio, and video teaching methods in order to give students a varied and enriching educational experience.
This means that you can study for a Postgraduate Diploma (PgDip) or the full Masters degree (MA) almost entirely by distance learning. However, you will need to come to Stratford-upon-Avon for a one-week residential school in the spring in order to complete your core module on Shakespeare and Education, which is scheduled to coincide with the Easter holidays.
Although self-study is central to doing a programme by distance learning, support is always available.
You will have a personal tutor and dissertation supervisor to guide you and answer any questions, and you have access to a wide range of online resources too. You also have the opportunity to meet other students and academic staff through online chats and discussion forums and at the Easter residential.
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You will also become part of, and contribute to, the vibrant international community of the College of Arts and Law Graduate School, which offers dedicated research resources and a supportive working environment. Our team of academic and operational staff are on hand to offer support and advice to all postgraduate students within the College.
As a postgraduate student in the College of Arts and Law, you have access to the Academic Writing Advisory Service (AWAS) which aims to help your transition from undergraduate to taught Masters level, or back into academia after time away. The service offers guidance on writing assignments and dissertations for your MA/MSc programme with individual support from an academic writing advisor via tutorials, email and the provision of online materials.
International students can access support through the English for International Students Unit (EISU).
The University of Birmingham has been ranked 8th in the UK and 60th in the world for post-qualification employability in the latest global survey of universities commissioned by the International Herald Tribune.
Your degree will provide excellent preparation for employment and this will be further enhanced by the employability skills training offered through the College of Arts and Law Graduate School.
Over the last five years, over 95% of English postgraduates have been in work and/or further study six months after graduation using the transferable skills gained in their postgraduate degree. Graduate occupations have included education, higher education, local government, police, PR, and media.


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Cities pretty much nails the basics, and in fact surpasses its predecessors with its snappy interface and noob-friendliness. Orienting roads and city zones is easier here than in any other game of its kind, and the game gradually introduces denser zoning and more advanced buildings as your city's population increases (though playing in expert mode will lift these limitations.) Meanwhile, the game comes off as more than a little generic in its presentation. You're never called on to make changes to public policy, tax rates are all flat, and while there are a crapload of different roads to lay down, roads are the one and only transportation option within the city. The result is that cities don't possess much individuality beyond basic issues of layout and efficiency. The mechanics of city planning and maintenance will be more than familiar if you've ever experienced any other example of the genre, and they remain as addictive as ever. There just aren't any surprises beyond that, especially when playing offline.
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