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Lodging

Hotels that are a 1-3 minute walk from the conference venue

- Trinity City Hotel

- Travelodge Plus Hotel

- Stay City - ApartHotel

- On-Campus University Housing (Significantly lower-cost option; details to be announced)

Travel & Visa Information

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IMSC27 welcomes participants from around the world to Trinity College Dublin. Dublin is a highly accessible international destination, and Trinity is located in the heart of the city. The information below is intended to help you plan your journey. Because immigration requirements depend on nationality and individual circumstances, participants should always confirm current requirements with the Irish immigration authorities before booking travel.

Need a visa?
Registered IMSC27 participants who require documentation for an Irish visa application may request a conference invitation letter. Participants are responsible for determining their own visa requirements and allowing sufficient processing time. An invitation letter supports the application but does not guarantee that a visa will be issued.

Request an IMSC27 Letter of Invitation

Transportation

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By Bus

- Dublin Express: Route 784 connects Dublin Airport with the Trinity College / College Green stop in the city centre.

- Aircoach: Route 700 connects Dublin Airport with central Dublin with service every 15 minutes. For Trinity, use the Kildare Street stop

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By Taxi

Taxis can drop passengers directly at Trinity Business School, 182 Pearse Street. For most conference visitors, renting a car is unnecessary.

Airport

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Dublin Airport (DUB) is approximately 10 km from Trinity College. Dublin is exceptionally well connected, with direct service to more than 190 international destinations across Europe, the UK, North America, and beyond.

Enjoy Dublin History, Culture, and Character at Your Doorstep

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One of the pleasures of attending IMSC27 at Trinity College is its extraordinary location. Step outside the conference and you are already in the heart of Dublin. Historic landmarks, museums, parks, restaurants, pubs, shopping, and cultural attractions are all nearby—many within an easy walk.

There is no need for a car. Finish the conference day, step outside Trinity, and Dublin is yours to explore.

Grafton Street & St Stephen's Green 

A short walk from Trinity brings you to Dublin's best-known pedestrian shopping street and one of the city's most beautiful parks.

Dublin's Historic Center 

A short walk from Trinity brings you to Dublin's best-known pedestrian shopping street and one of the city's most beautiful parks.

Temple Bar & the River Liffey 

A short walk from Trinity brings you to Dublin's best-known pedestrian shopping street and one of the city's most beautiful parks.


National Gallery of Ireland

Very close to Trinity and an excellent option for attendees who enjoy art and culture.

Guinness Storehouse

One of Dublin's best-known visitor experiences and an easy trip from Trinity by taxi or public transportation.

Golf

Ireland is famous for its golf, with several excellent courses within easy reach of Dublin. Consider adding a round before or after the conference.

Extend your stay: Dublin is also an excellent starting point for exploring the rest of

Ireland, with easy rail and tour connections to destinations around the country.

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