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International Student Handbook 2020/21 www.lit.ie/international
CONTENTS:
1. WELCOME & INTRODUCTION 4 7. PRACTICAL INFO 22
President’s Welcome 4 LIT Students’ Union 22
LIT Office of International Services (OIS) 7 LIT Learning Support Unit 22
Student Health Unit 22
2. ABOUT LIT 8
Student Counselling Services 22
OIS Welcome 8 LIT Chaplancy and Pastoral Care 23
LIT Campuses 10 Careers & Employability 23
Sports & Societies 23
3. NEXT STEPS 12
LIT International Society President Note 24
Accepting your Offer 12
Supporting Documents 12 8. IRELAND 26
How to Pay 13 9. LIMERICK 30
Rejecting your Offer, Deferring your Offer or Withdrawing 13 10. CLONMEL & THURLES 32
4. BEFORE YOU ARRIVE 14 11. USEFUL LINKS 36
Visa 14
Insurance 14
Estimated Cost of Living 14
Getting to Limerick 16
Accommodation 17
5. CHECKLIST & TIMELINES 18
Pre-Arrival Checklist 18
Timelines 19
6. AFTER YOU ARRIVE 20
GNIB 20
Bank 20
Phone 21
Leapcard 21
PPS Number 21
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1. WELCOME & Our programmes are developed in partnership with industry,
INTRODUCTION
professional bodies and the community to give you the
best possible employment and academic outcomes.
Since 1852, our graduates have been very successful in every
I am delighted that you are considering LIT for your future. field of endeavour, from business to the science, technology,
public service, engineering, hospitality and tourism, fashion and
Your future is very important to us and we believe the arts. The educational heritage we hold is always adapting
that in coming here you will also future-proof your to the needs of our changing society. We are now on the verge
professional and personal development. of the next transformation into a Technological University.
Be part of that heritage, join us on an exciting journey.
You’ll be joining LIT at a very exciting time. Already among the most
vibrant and connected institutions in Ireland, we are rapidly moving
towards designation as Ireland’s newest Technological University
through our consortium with AIT. I expect that the class of 2021
will be the first cohort to join the new Technological University, so Prof. Vincent Cunnane, President, LIT
you will play your own unique role in the story of the Technological
University. Your new university will retain its commitment to small
class sizes, to a supportive and friendly approach to education, and
to practical learning. The university will be made up of campuses in
Limerick, Clare, Tipperary and Westmeath, each one a community
of learners, filled with a very broad diversity of programmes and
people exploring new ideas, pursuing new knowledge, creating
new art, and filling our workshops, studios and labs with the At LIT, we are
vitality that comes from committing to discovery and creativity.
committed to
As a member of our community, you will know your classmates and providing you with
your lecturers. You will get to know many other students through
the best resources
your involvement in our many sports and social clubs. That is why
LIT scores at the very top of Irish student surveys for friendliness, and facilities to
access to lecturers and diversity. This is something that we are very
proud of and which we will always retain. LIT graduates have the
enhance your
highest employment rate in Ireland outside of Dublin (HEA, 2020). learning
experience.
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LIT Office of International Services:
You will find
The Office of International Services (OIS) is the first point of
students from contact for all incoming international students and provides
83 nationalities information to students regarding visas, immigration, study
abroad programmes and on campus services. Working together
represented with the academic departments and support services across
across LIT. the Institute, we seek to promote an intercultural environment
and are committed to supporting all students of different
nationalities and cultures. The OIS are here to help, providing
graduate visa letters, re-entry visa letters and GNIB letters.
You can contact the international office
Graduates from LIT’s at international@lit.ie
LSAD have worked
on the set of Game
Opening Hours:
of Thrones, worked Monday – Friday: 9am – 5pm | Saturday – Sunday: Closed
with Marvel and
some have even
dressed Beyonce
& Lady Gaga.
Research students
at LIT worked with
NASA – and one
of their projects
was even sent to
the International
Space Station.
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2. ABOUT LIT
Congratulations! You have made a major step
forward in your career by applying for a programme
here at Limerick Institute of Technology.
LIT offers the highest graduate employment rate outside of Dublin
and the lowest cost of living for a major city in Ireland. We are a
government funded, public Institute of Technology, soon to receive
University status, located in the 3rd largest city in Ireland.
A warm, friendly and welcoming atmosphere awaits students in LIT
with approachable and supportive staff to help all students reach
their highest potential. LIT scores highly on Irish student surveys for
friendliness, access to lecturers and diversity, compared to many other
colleges. In LIT, students do not get lost in the crowd and are more than
just a number, they are part of a connected community of learners.
As a student of LIT
Active learning is our philosophy – we ensure students get the practical you are eligible for
skills needed to help them gain employment in the future. We work with
industry on our course content so you can be assured everything you Erasmus funding
are learning is relevant to the employment opportunities available in which allows you
Ireland and internationally, once you graduate. We keep our class sizes
small to ensure every student gets direct access to their lecturer, and to study a semester
we have built in, mandatory work placements in most of our courses.
abroad with one of our
We focus on producing ‘Work Ready’ graduates and are
very proud to have the highest employment rate of any European partners,
Higher Education Institute outside of Dublin.
or to complete your
You, the class of 2021, are in a unique position. When you join us, you placement anywhere
will be the first cohort to join Ireland’s newest Technological University.
in Europe.
You are the pathfinders at the start of a new decade and new era.
The future is yours. Best Wishes,
LIT Office of International Services
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LIT Campuses:
Moylish: Clonmel:
The Moylish Campus is located on the outskirts of LIT Digital Campus Clonmel is situated in Co. Tipperary,
Limerick city and is the largest of LIT’s campuses. 1 hour from Limerick City. A smaller campus, Clonmel
More than 6,000 students study in the three faculties provides a relaxed and highly creative learning space for
represented on campus. The campus offers a rich array of students interested in digital media.
sporting, cultural and educational events and facilities, and
has a proud record of achievement across all faculties.
Thurles:
Also located in Co Tipperary, LIT Thurles is a friendly, student-
LSAD: centred campus environment, incorporating a 200-seater
The Clare Street campus is based in Limerick’s city centre conference centre, lecture theatres, computer suites, science
and home to our internationally renowned Limerick School laboratories and specialist games development labs. It also
of Art & Design (LSAD). LSAD is one of the most significant boasts the cutting-edge LIT SportsLab, a world-standard
providers of art and design education in Ireland. Students sports strength and conditioning facility.
have access to excellent workshop, studio and exhibition
facilities where they learn from leading art and design
practitioners and where their education is informed by the
latest developments in the wider world of art and design.
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3. NEXT STEPS
ACCEPTING YOUR OFFER: HOW TO PAY:
Once you receive your offer from us you will need to accept LIT recommends using Flywire to make payments: » lit.flywire.com
or decline your offer by emailing international@lit.ie When you use Flywire your payment can be tracked which means
LIT can confirm receipt of your payment much quicker than through
To secure your place on your course of choice you will have 30 other methods. Benefits of using Flywire can be found » here.
days after receiving your offer to email international@lit.ie and
accept your place and pay your €500 deposit. Your place on the We also accept payment through direct bank transfer. You can
course is not secured until this deposit has been received. contact international@lit.ie for further details on this.
This €500 will be deducted from your overall tuition fee and your balance Please ensure when making payment you quote your application
should be paid in full before travelling to Ireland to begin your studies. reference number and your full name as used in your application.
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS: REJECTING AN OFFER, DEFERRING
YOUR OFFER OR WITHDRAWING:
If you have received a conditional offer letter this means you
have been offered a place based on certain conditions being If you wish to reject your offer you should send confirmation to
met, once these are met you will obtain your full offer letter: international@lit.ie. If you wish to defer your place a request can
be sent to international@lit.ie – these requests will be approved
• English Language Requirement: Evidence that you have met the on a case-by-case basis.
required English Language level should be received by the LIT OIS no
later than June 1st, 2021. LIT offers pre-sessional English courses to those LIT offers a full refund up until May 1st each year. Following this date
who require it. your €500 deposit is non-refundable.
• Academic Transcripts: Evidence of your High School results, foundation In the case of a visa refusal or a medical emergency LIT will refund
programme results, degree results should be submitted students their full fee amount including deposit. In this case students
as soon as received by you. must present their refusal letter or medical certificate.
Please note – Students withdrawing from their programme 6 weeks
after the programme start date will not be eligible for a refund.
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4. BEFORE YOU ARRIVE VISA: Many non-EU students need to apply for a visa to the Embassy of Ireland or the Consulate in their home country. This can take 6-12 weeks, so it is important to allow plenty of time for this when planning for your admission date and to make visa applications well in advance of the start of your course. It is the responsibility of students to arrange their own visas. Students may not be able to start at LIT if their visa is delayed. For complete details of visa requirements and processes, please visit the Irish Naturalisation & Immigration Service website: » http://inis.gov.ie/ INSURANCE: All students studying in Ireland must acquire medical insurance. Please visit »here for details of Medical Insurance Suppliers in Ireland. ESTIMATED COST OF LIVING: • Accommodation: €550 per month (including utilities) • Immigration Registration (GNIB): €300 (paid once per year) • Health Insurance for first year: €75 - €150 • Health Insurance after first year: €190 - €686 (age dependant) • Food: €150 per month • Social Life: €80 per month • For a student studying for 12 months the average living cost is: €7,600. 14 | LIT International Student Handbook LIT International Student Handbook | 15
GETTING TO LIMERICK: ACCOMMODATION:
Ireland has 3 International airports – Shannon, Dublin & Cork. LIT does not offer on-campus accommodation. However, we do
LIT offers a free pick-up service for students arriving to Shannon have a number of recommended student accommodation providers
International Airport on any day and at any time. In order to that we work closely with:
avail of this service students should complete the Arrival Form.
This should be completed as early as possible and students Moylish Campus:
should give at least 14 days’ notice of their arrival to LIT OIS. »Thomond Student Village
Just a short walk from campus, buses run throughout
LIT will also offer free transfer from Dublin airport on dedicated the day from the village to campus.
days. These Dublin Pick Up days will be communicated to you »Cratloe Student Village
at the beginning of the Summer so you can plan your flights Just a short walk from campus, buses run throughout
to coincide if you wish. the day from the village to campus.
LSAD Campus:
»Grove Island
Just a short walk from our LSAD campus.
»Parkville
Close by LSAD campus.
Clonmel & Thurles:
LIT work with a trusted network of landlords who provide high quality
accommodation adjacent to our Tipperary campuses to our students
each year. Please contact international@lit.ie for further information
on available housing.
House Shares:
There are house share available for students who are studying
at any of our campuses. You will find an accommodation
section on our website » www.lit.ie/accomodation
Please note: Students should exercise caution when booking
accommodation. Do not hand over/send any money to landlords
until you are sure it is legitimate. You should also make sure to
get a receipt for any deposit/rent paid.
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5. CHECKLIST & TIMELINES
PRE-ARRIVAL CHECKLIST: TIMELINES:
→ Plan your journey – book your flights and plan transport to 30 days after offer: You should have paid your €500 deposit
Limerick if not arriving on allocated pick-up days. to secure your place on this course, please note that there is no
guarantee that your place will be secure until this is received.
→ Make sure to inform LIT of your arrival details & accommodation
14 days prior to travel! May 1st: Last date for full refund.
→ Confirm arrival time and date with your accommodation provider.
May 31st: Ensure all outstanding documents have been received
(Note: Move in times are generally between 9am – 5pm Monday to
by LIT OIS e.g. English Language Test, Transcripts etc.
Friday. If arriving outside these times you may be required to book
alternative accommodation.) June 1st: If coming from a country where a visa is required to enter
Ireland you should have your full fee paid by this date to ensure you
→ Don’t forget your Passport!
have enough time for the visa process. You should also purchase
→ Personal Medical supplies & comfort foods from home your health insurance at this point.
(some things may not be available in Ireland)
June: Students from visa countries should begin their visa process
→ Unlocked Mobile Phone in June to ensure they have enough time for the full process
→ Printed Documentation:
July: Source & finalise accommodation
• LIT Offer Letter
• Proof of medical insurance August: Book flights & Complete your arrival form. At this time
you should also ensure you have checked everything off on your
→ Research the Irish Currency – get to know the exchange rate
pre-arrival checklist
so you will be familiar when you arrive.
Before August 29th: Travel to Ireland to ensure you are here in
→ And don’t forget to pack a rain jacket!
time to begin classes in September and attend Orientation
on August 30th!
September: Begin your future at LIT!
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GNIB: PHONE:
All non-Irish nationals, who are not citizens of the EU/EEA must Be sure to unlock your phone before travelling to Ireland.
register in person with the Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) 3 Mobile are the most popular Irish phone network for
after arrival and after completion of registration at your third level students. They offer a €20 per month plan, for which you will
institution. The GNIB will issue you with a residence permit/ IRP card. receive the ‘unlimited package’ - unlimited calls, texts and data.
All International students will be given a GNIB letter and
appointment from the OIS. You will be required to renew We advise students to get their phone ‘unblocked’
your GNIB/IRP each year you are studying in Ireland ahead of traveling to Ireland.
For your GNIB appointment you will be required to bring: The Office of International Services will advise you on
• Valid Passport how to register with 3 Mobile during Orientation.
• Letter of Confirmation from LIT OIS
• €300 fee (must be paid with a Debit/Credit card)
• Evidence of Private Health Insurance LEAPCARD:
• Evidence of Accommodation
• Evidence of Financial Support (Bank Statement etc.)
The Student Leap Card is the national student travel and discount
card. The card saves students money on public transport services
as well as selected retail brand partners. Students can apply online
BANK: and collect their card from one of their nominated agents.
To open a bank account with in Ireland, students will
need to have proof of ID and proof of address. PPS NUMBER:
A bank letter with a proof of address will be given to
While in Ireland you can work part time during your studies & full time
students in their registration pack during Orientation.
during summer and Christmas Holidays. The PPS office will require a Job
offer letter in order to issue you with a PPS number. LIT OIS can issue you
The Office of International Services will then advise you
with a support letter for your job search but please note that you will need
on how to go about setting up a bank account.
a letter from your prospective employer to apply for your PPS number.
20 | LIT International Student Handbook LIT International Student Handbook | 217. PRACTICAL INFO LIT Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care
LIT has a Pastoral Care Co-Ordinator based in LIT Limerick and a
Chaplain based in LIT Tipperary, whose services are available to
students of all religious denominations and of none. This service is
LIT Students’ Union available to help any member of LIT and has four main areas of support:
The Students’ Union acts as an additional support mechanism for Pastoral Care, Community, Spirituality and other general duties.
students offering a wide variety of services and information such as
accommodation, travel, and finance. The SU is a platform to allow
you to have fun, develop as a student, have your voice heard and help Careers & Employability
keep you safe by building awareness and support around welfare. The Careers and Employability Services Centre provides
students and recent graduates of LIT with support and advice
on Careers, Employability Skills and Work Placement
LIT Learning Support Unit
Our Learning Support Unit (LSU) is acknowledged nationally as a
distinctive and valuable feature of LIT’s Teaching and Learning Strategy. Sports & Societies
The LSU provides learning support on request from the student. The Alongside a vibrant academic environment, LIT boasts a lively
LSU provides tuition in course subjects, Study Skills, Exam Techniques, sports, clubs and societies scene, ensuring that many interests are
Academic Writing, Maths, Computing and English as a Second Language. catered for and all students are encouraged to get involved in the
numerous extra-curricular activities across the campuses. Clubs and
societies play an important role in college life, and we recognise the
Student Health Unit positive impact that sport and activity has on physical and mental
A free, confidential nursing service is available to all wellbeing. Included in these societies is LITs International Society.
full-time registered students at LIT. Institute Doctors
are available to students at specific times.
Student Counselling Services
LIT offers a free, confidential and professional counselling
service to all registered students. The student counselling
service is staffed by highly qualified and experienced
psychologists, psychotherapists and counsellors.
22 | LIT International Student Handbook LIT International Student Handbook | 23LIT International Society
President Note:
My name is Ian and I’m from Malaysia.
I believe that comfort kills all kinds of creativity, therefore I think we
should always try to seek discomfort and say yes to new adventures.
I have always been the type of person to challenge the norm and
be extraordinary. If I was a penguin, I would want to be that one
penguin that could fly. I came to Ireland 4 years ago all on my own
and I’ve learnt a lot and now I’m still striving to learn more.
All international students coming to Ireland, you are already making
an epic decision to seek discomfort and move to a different country
to study. The International Society will act as a medium where all
students from different countries of various cultures can connect
and learn about one another. In my opinion, learning what makes
us different and finding common ground among cultures that are
located half-way across the world is such a gift. The International
Society will be a bridge that unites us all.
After all, what
is a stranger?
A stranger is
merely a f riend
we haven’t
met yet!
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Ireland is widely known as one of the friendliest,
and welcoming countries in the world! In fact, the
Irish for Welcome is Cead Mile Failté (pronounced
Kay-Ed Meela Fall-cha) which literally translates
to ‘a hundred thousand welcomes’.
We are a country seeped in history & tradition – a small island nation, WILD ATLANTIC WAY
with a population of under 5 million people located on the western-
most tip of Europe – and yet our culture is celebrated all over the world.
Some of the world’s biggest Tech & Pharma companies have based
their European Headquarters in Ireland - and one of the main reasons
that they are attracted to Ireland is because they have access to a highly
educated workforce due to Ireland’s world class education system! This IRELAND
DUBLIN
is fantastic news for our students because it means there are amazing AIRPORT
graduate job opportunities available to them right on their doorstep.
You will never be short of places to visit in Ireland from the
extraordinary Cliffs of Moher in Co Clare right across the SHANNON
AIRPORT
country to Temple Bar in Ireland’s Capital City Dublin, there
is a long list of places to tick off your bucket list. Whether you Thurles
are looking for tourist spots, good food, nightlife, festivals, Limerick
sporting events or Museums – Ireland will not disappoint. Clonmel
Ireland is known as the gateway to Europe, studying in
Ireland means you will have easy access to all the major cities
in Europe – what better way to spend a long weekend than
hopping on a flight and exploring Madrid or Berlin?
26 | LIT International Student Handbook LIT International Student Handbook | 27You can even earn some extra money to explore by working part
time – International Students studying in Ireland can work 20 hours St. Patrick’s day is
per week during term time and 40 hours during holidays!
celebrated in over 50
countries every year - It
Still not convinced? These Instagram accounts are guaranteed
is celebrated in more
to make you fall in love with the Emerald Isle:
countries than any
»Limerick.ie other national festival.
»Wild Atlantic Way
»Tourism Ireland
»Discover Ireland
The longest place name in
the English Language is
Muckanaghederdauhaulia
– a small village in
Connemara, Co Galway.
The Cliffs of Moher can
be seen in the movie
Harry Potter and the
Half Blood Prince and
the Princess Bride
Halloween
originated in
Ireland.
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Limerick city
Limerick is located in the Mid West of Ireland. It is a young, was founded
warm, welcoming and vibrant city – and with 3 major colleges in 812 by the
located here almost 50% of our population is under 30, with
1 in 5 of every person in Limerick being a student in Higher
Vikings, making
Education. It is a very student orientated city – and has even been it one of Ireland’s
recognised by UNESCO as a centre for learning excellence.
oldest cities.
In 2017 Limerick was voted European City of the Future. We are
the commercial capital of the mid-west region and are in the top
10 cities in ALL OF EUROPE for attracting investment, growth
and opportunity! Think of all the cities across Europe – Paris,
Limerick
Rome, Berlin, London, Madrid – Limerick is among the top 10!
city is the
One of the most attractive points about Limerick city is our living
birthplace of
costs. We are 50% more affordable to live in than Dublin and 20% more
affordable than Cork & Galway. It means students who choose Limerick The Cranberries.
as their study destination do not need to give up anything – they
will get a great city life, with part time job opportunities and all at an
affordable price – and that’s not something that every city can offer!
Limerick is perfectly located – we are very central and are just a short
journey from Ireland’s other major cities (just an hour from Galway,
over an hour from Cork and 2 hours from Dublin). We are all connected
by bus and train services so students coming to study in Limerick
have the opportunity to travel all across Ireland during their studies.
Just an hours drive from our Moylish campus you will find the
»Cliffs of Moher – one of Ireland’s most famous tourist destinations.
In fact Limerick City is a the gateway city to the » Wild Atlantic Way,
which was named as one of the worlds best roadtrips by Lonely Planet.
30 | LIT International Student Handbook LIT International Student Handbook | 3110. CLONMEL & THURLES Clonmel Clonmel is situated in the south of the county in the heart of the Golden Vale. With a population of almost 20,000, Clonmel town has numerous cafés, restaurants and lively pubs, and offers plenty of amenities for students living locally. It has excellent road and rail links with the cities of Limerick, Cork and Dublin and is home to a thriving industrial hub serving the beverage, food and pharmaceutical industries. If you enjoy the great outdoors, Clonmel is perfectly located in a valley surrounded by mountains and hills including the Comeraghs and Slievenamon. After a hard day’s work in college, clear the head and take in the beautiful Suir Blueway Tipperary, with 21km of the 53km route accessible by bike or foot. You can follow the towpath from Clonmel to Carrick on Suir and take in the superb scenery along the route. In addition, there are watersport activities at various points along the river. For more information on things to see and do in Clonmel, please visit the following website: » www.clonmel.ie 32 | LIT International Student Handbook LIT International Student Handbook | 33
Thurles Located at the heart of Ireland’s famed Suir Valley, Thurles is a bustling and lively town surrounded by the mountains of the Silvermines and Slieveardagh. It enjoys transport links with Limerick City approximately 40 minutes to one hour away. The population of the town itself is around 10,000 but it serves a populous rural hinterland and is a key centre within the network of towns that make up Ireland’s Mid-West Region. The thriving centre of the town of Thurles has all of the retail and commercial facilities that a modern student requires. As the birthplace of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) Thurles is at the very heart of the history of Irish sport. It’s GAA ground, Semple Stadium, is Ireland’s second largest sports arena with a capacity for 60,000 people, second only to Croke Park Stadium, Dublin. Thurles boasts many excellent cultural and recreational facilities including The Source Arts Centre, Tipperary’s most exciting cultural & entertainment venue presenting music, dance, comedy, film, children’s events, visual art & more. Horse racing, soccer, rugby, cycling, golf, angling, hockey and swimming are all catered for. Thurles’s place at the heart of Irelands’ sporting heritage is one of the key reasons that LIT located its dedicated Sports Campus here – along with its state-of-the-art sports and fitness facilities. For more information on things to see and do in Thurles, please visit the following website: » www.thurles.ie 34 | LIT International Student Handbook LIT International Student Handbook | 35
11. USEFUL LINKS
LIMERICK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY: USEFUL APPS IN IRELAND:
(search for these in your IOS or App Store)
• LIT Official Website: » ww.lit.ie
• LIT Health Unit: »www.lit.ie/student-health
• UberEats – for all your takeaway needs
• LIT Careers & Employability: » www.lit.ie/careers-employability
• JustEat – another app to help with those pizza cravings
• Met Eireann – Irelands weather app – always helpful to know if you
LEARN MORE ABOUT LIMERICK & IRELAND:
need to bring an umbrella or not
• Limerick.ie: » www.limerick.ie
• Discover Ireland: » www.discoverireland.ie • Free Now – Uber isn’t available in Ireland but FreeNow can be used
for all your taxi needs
• Ireland Travel Guide – Plan your adventures around Ireland
INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONS STUDENTS:
• Entertainment.ie – keep up to date with cinema listings, concerts
• Irish Council for International Students: » www.internationalstudents.ie
& events happening in your area
• Education in Ireland: » www.educationinireland.com/en
• Ryanair.ie – have a long weekend coming up? Why not book
a last minute flight to Paris?
TRAVEL:
• Irish Rail: »www.irishrail.ie
• Leapcard: »www.studentleapcard.ie
• Bus Eireann: »www.buseireann.ie
VISA & OTHER USEFUL LINKS:
• INIS (Visa & Immigration): » www.inis.gov.ie
• Embassies in Ireland: » www.dfa.ie/embassies/embassies-in-ireland
• PPS: »www.gov.ie/en/service/12e6de-get-a-
personal-public-service-pps-number/#apply
36 | LIT International Student Handbook LIT International Student Handbook | 37Moylish, Limerick T: +353 61 293000 E: international@lit.ie W: www.lit.ie/international-study LITInternational @LIT_IntOffice LimerickIT LITInternational
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