The school is located in Market Square House in the very centre of Aughrim.  

Aughrim is a small town, about 80km south of Dublin, where Ireland’s heritage and culture is alive and well, where the friendly local people give a genuine Irish welcome to foreign students. Aughrim is known as
“The Granite Village” because many buildings are made from Wicklow granite stone and is one of the most picturesque towns in Ireland. It has won many prizes. More information on Aughrim can be found on www.aughrim.ie

Known as The Garden of Ireland, County Wicklow is one of Ireland's true scenic treasures with its magnificent hills and mountains, long sandy beaches, rivers and lakes. It offers some of Ireland’s best know attractions such as Glendalough, Powerscourt House and Avoca Handweavers.

The Wicklow coast also has some beautiful seaside towns such as Bray and Greystones. Many Dublin residents spend the summer months on the long sandy beaches at Brittas Bay. The Wicklow Way (stretching 127km over the Wicklow mountains) is one of Ireland’s favourite trails and is popular with hikers and tourists all year round.