Situated at 27 Bruce St, Belfast BT2 7JD, UK, Bruce Street Belfast student accommodation stands out as a highly sought-after student accommodation in Belfast. Offering a selection of luxury room types in modern studio apartments, ensuring every student finds the perfect fit for their living preferences. This private student accommodation in Belfast is conveniently located near top educational institutions such as a 6-minute drive from Queens University Belfast, and a 7-minute drive to Ulster University Belfast Campus. Students predominantly prefer Bruce Street Belfast, for its proximity to nearby cities and areas, such as Paisley, Glasgow, Bangor, Stirling, and East Bridge Street.
Belfast, a dynamic and historic city, is an excellent destination for students from around the globe. Renowned for its rich cultural tapestry and academic excellence, it hosts a thriving student population that contributes to the city’s vibrant community. Belfast's appeal to students goes beyond its cultural attractions. With a student population of over 70,000, it fosters a lively and diverse community. The city's affordability compared to other UK destinations makes it particularly attractive to students, offering reasonable living costs and ample part-time job opportunities. Excellent public transportation links ensure students can easily navigate the city and its surroundings. Moreover, Belfast's reputation for providing a supportive and conducive study environment further enhances its appeal as an ideal destination for academic pursuits. Home to landmarks such as the Titanic Belfast and the Belfast City Hall, it's a city that also prides itself on its compelling history and student-friendly atmosphere. Opting for Vita Student Bruce Street Belfast student accommodation in Belfast allows students not only to immerse themselves in the local culture but also to thrive academically within a supportive environment. Bruce Street Belfast is a prime choice for those seeking an enriching and convenient student lifestyle in the heart of Northern Ireland.
Embrace the ultimate student living experience at Bruce Street Belfast. Along with your lite studio room, enjoy a comprehensive suite of services included in your rent, such as free breakfast, utility bills, cleaning service, daily coffee, high-speed internet, gym access, personal training or yoga sessions, bike rental, social events, and cooking classes.
Rooms are thoughtfully furnished with essentials like a double bed, desk, chair, wardrobe, under-bed storage, smart TV, opening window, and mirror. Kitchens feature facilities such as a hob, fridge, freezer, microwave, and oven, with variations depending on room type.
Bruce Street Belfast, also offers a range of distinctive common amenities. Enjoy dedicated study areas, pool tables, VIP discounts, and a spacious hub for relaxation. The exclusive rooftop terrace and coffee lounge provide additional leisure spaces. Practical amenities include a laundry room, free bi-weekly housekeeping, and personal training sessions. The accommodation prioritizes security with 24-hour service and CCTV surveillance. Rent covers Wi-Fi, water, electricity, and heating, ensuring a seamless and secure living experience.
Located right next to the bustling heart of the city, Bruce Street Belfast is a haven for those seeking a vibrant collegiate lifestyle. With the city's esteemed Queens University Belfast and the innovative and safe Belfast Campus just outside your door, the Belfast student accommodation offers an exceptional academic environment. Venture further, and you'll find the Belfast American Musical Theatre Academy (Belfast) and Stranmillis University College, merging convenience with excellence.
For food enthusiasts, an array of flavours awaits, ranging from local delicacies to international cuisines. Indulge in the culinary delights of establishments like Deanes at Queens, which sits in anticipation of your patronage. At the same time, the sizzling dishes of Howard Street Restaurant resonate with every student's taste buds. When it's time to unwind, quirky and welcoming cafes like Clements Coffee become your study retreat or a place to catch up with friends over a heartwarming cuppa. Bars and pubs such as The Crown Liquor Saloon and Lavery's Belfast have quintessentially Irish charm, perfect for a well-deserved break or to dive into the city's vibrant nightlife. Moreover, students at Vita Bruce Street Belfast, can conveniently access daily necessities with several grocery chains like Tesco, Sainsbury Local, and Village Local nearby, ensuring a comfortable stay.
Your leisure and recreational hours can be spent in the serene green spaces of the nearby parks. The impressive Titanic Belfast is a staple for culture vultures and history lovers alike, steeping you in the city's rich maritime legacy. Explore Belfast's lush parks for strolls or visit amusement parks like Barry's Amusements for thrills. Enjoy live music shows at nearby venues for an enriching student experience. Vita Student Belfast is more than just a living space; it's where convenience meets culture, culinary adventures, and academic fervour. With everything at your fingertips, you're set for a memorable student experience in Belfast.
Navigating around Belfast from Bruce Street Belfast couldn't be easier, with a wealth of public transport options available. Proximity to major train stations, like the Belfast Great Victoria Street train station, and bus stops, such as Stanley Street, Donegall Square West, Hamilton Street, and Rafael Street, among many others near Vita Student Bruce Street Belfast. Furthermore, you can always take a walk to your college.
Property Vita Student Bruce Street is all-in. Free breakfast, utility bills, private bookable spaces, on-site gym, free-to-use bikes, housekeeping, daily events, and much more are all included when you move in.
There are a number of bus stops located outside property Vita Student Bruce Street that allow you to easily explore the city. Great Victoria Street train station is also just a 3-minute walk from the building.
Vita Student Bruce Street is located in the heart of Belfast, meaning that there are loads of shops on your doorstep. The nearest supermarket is less than a 5-minute walk from the building.
Vita Student Bruce Street is less than a 15-minute walk to Queen’s University Belfast and Ulster University is less than a 20-minute walk, or 10-minute bus journey from the building.
Yes! Contact Vita Student Bruce Street team to book a viewing.
Yes! All of the Vita Student Bruce Street buildings have bike stores, and they’re included in your fee. Property also have property bikes that you can use whenever you want.
Yes, all of Vita Student Bruce Street buildings have on-site printing facilities. When you arrive, you will receive an email to set up your printing account – once you have confirmed you can add credit to your account and start printing.
Rooms at Vita Student Bruce Street already include kitchen appliances like a fridge, microwave, oven and hob.
Yes – Vita Student Bruce Street have a laundry room in the building. When using the laundry rooms, all you need to do is top up your account to start using the machines.
While Vita Student Bruce Street rooms include all main kitchen appliances and furniture, you’ll need to bring your utensils and kitchenware, kettle and toaster, and bedroom furnishings, such as towels, duvets, and pillows. However, if you’ve booked a room with the property you can order one of the property kitchen and bedding packs, which delivers all the essentials to your room before you arrive.
Yes, you can get free content insurance with Vita Student Bruce Street partner Endsleigh. When you move in, you will receive an email to confirm your coverage.
The standard size at Vita Student Bruce Street bed is a double, however you can upgrade your room type and get a king-size bed.
There is a 24-hour secure parcel room at Vita Student Bruce Street in the building, so you can collect your parcels when they arrive.
Yes. You need to be a full-time student to live at Vita Student Bruce Street.
Vita Student Bruce Street has several student room options to choose from, all designed to give you the best student living experience. Property have a range of luxury studios as well as shared apartments – each room however has its own ensuite, bed and study desk.
Rooms at Vita Student Bruce Street are quick to sell out, so the best time to book your student accommodation is when you’re applying for your university. If you don’t meet your grade requirements for your chosen uni, and aren’t offered a place, you can cancel your room free of charge – check out the cancellation policy for terms and conditions should this occur.
Yes. property contracts allow you to stay over the winter holidays, with the option of staying over summer by choosing a 52 weeks contract.
Property has many accessible rooms across property buildings – these feature a bigger bathroom, step-free access, and adaptable features.
Unfortunately, property facilities are not suitable for pets, so property do not allow them in property buildings. But property love to see your photos of them!
It might be possible to check in earlier than your contract starts, if your room is empty over the summer. Get in touch and property can let you know the earliest date that you can move in. Once your contract has officially started, you can move in at any time. Closer to the start date, property ask you to let property know when you plan to arrive so that property can make check-in as seamleas possible – but if you need to amend this date and time, you can easily do so from within your property account.
For most buildings at property, you can choose between two contract length options: 45 weeks or 52 weeks. Booking a 52 weeks contract allows you to stay in the building over the summer holidays. Some of property buildings only have the option of 45 or 52 weeks contracts – you’ll see the options available when booking your room.
Property have some studios available with shorter contracts in property residences across the UK and Spain. Perfect if you are only studying for a term at a time or on a language course that lasts a few months.
If you think you might not be able to complete your payments on time, it’s really important that you get in touch with property at the earliest opportunity.
At property, you choose your own individual room from property availability, so absolutely! Get in touch with property Lettings team and property can help you select a room close to your friends.
No, you don’t need a guarantor to book a room at property.
Property don’t charge a deposit to live at property. However, if any damage occurs while you live in the room, you will be expected to pay for any damages caused before you check out. The Advance Licence Fee payment that you pay when you book your room is a pre-payment of the first 2 weeks of your contract and therefore isn’t refunded at the end of your stay.
Unfortunately, you are committed under the license period to pay the full license fee. Property may have a waiting list of people that would like to take over your booking which would then relinquish you from your contract. Property cannot refund your license fee until a replacement is found to take over your booking. To learn more, use the Live Chat function within your Online Account and propertycan explain the process to you.
Yes! property is all-in.
Your room is absolutely secure. All door entry is key fobbed, property have CCTV and propertyon-site staff are available at reception or patrolling the building 24 hours a day. Their job is to protect you and the building at all times.
No. As per UK Legislation, it is against the law to smoke indoors. Also, as per your Licence Agreement, it is not permitted to smoke or vape inside any property building. There are designated smoking areas at each of the developments which you are welcome to use.
A fortnightly clean of your studio is part of the service at property. Property brilliant housekeeping team will provide a 20 minute clean of your floor, kitchen worktop surfaces and en-suite to keep things clean for you. Property do this to ensure your room is kept in the very best condition throughout the year and to minimise the damage. However, they will not tidy your belongings or wash your dishes to respect your privacy. If you would like to book additional deep cleans, please speak to a member of the management team who can discuss the options with you and book an additional clean at a time to suit you. The housekeeping team will also clean all communal areas but are not responsible for throwing away your rubbish, so please be mindful and respect the building.
Property organise events for all properties, for every day of the property weeks. From PT classes, to craft workshops and cooking classes, there’s an event to spark everybody’s interests. Plus, property partner with luxury brands like La Mer, Harvey Nichols and L’Occitane to bring you the best event experiences of any student accommodation in the world.
All property residences have an on-site laundry room with washing and drying machines where you’ll simply pay for any washing or drying you need. However, if you’re staying at Telephone House in Sheffield, laundry is included as part of your rent! The laundry rooms are open 24 hours a day.
Unfortunately property do not offer airport services, however all of property buildings are located centrally and are easily accessible by public transport or taxi.
When you book your room, you’ll be offered the choice of paying in One (Annual) or Four Instalments. You’ll pay for the first 2 weeks of your contract when you book – this is the Advance Licence Fee.
During the booking process, you’ll be presented with the payment due dates and amounts dependent on the building and instalment option that you’ve chosen.
When it’s time to pay, you can simply make your payment via card or bank transfer via your property account. Property have a number of payment methods dependent on the country your bank is located in – but these include all major credit and debit cards, and if you’re an international student, even bank transfers to a local bank in your home currency!
24/25 Academic Year
You have booked a Clearing Room (see special cancellation terms for Clearing Rooms below) you can cancel free of charge if you are within your cooling off period; your cooling off period is 5 days from the date of booking, for bookings made until 27th May 2024, and 48 hours for bookings made on or after 27th May 2024.
You can also cancel free of charge under the below additional policies:
“No Place, No Pay”
If you are declined a place to study at a university located in the same city as your property accommodation, you may cancel and obtain a full refund,
You are declined a place for any reason other than not meeting the academic requirements to obtain a place (including, but not limited to, academic or other misconduct, financial reasons, or withdrawing from your application or course)
You did not complete all necessary steps required by your university to complete your application in time
The Occupation Period outlined in your Licence Agreement has begun.
If you are initially declined a place to study at university, or progress into the next academic year, you must immediately notify property if you intend to appeal the decision. property will confirm to you whether you will continue to benefit from this additional policy during and subsequent to your appeal being made.
“No Visa, No Pay”
If you are declined a Visa to study in the UK, by UK Visas and Immigration, you may cancel and obtain a full refund if notice is provided to property before 16th August 2024,
You did not complete all necessary steps required by UKVI to complete your visa application
Your university was unable to issue you with a CAS Number to obtain your visa owing to you not completing all necessary steps to complete your application to study.
Under both additional cancellation policies:
You must supply suitable proof to property in writing within 48 hours of being made aware of the change in circumstances and property may request additional information to support your cancellation request to satisfy property of the circumstances of your request.
If at any point you have checked in to your Accommodation, you are unable to cancel your Agreement free of charge and must find a replacement student.
Should you need to make a request to cancel your accommodation under any of the above policies, you should send your request in writing (with supporting evidence attached) to property mail.
Once you have booked and your cooling period has elapsed, you are bound into a legal licence agreement which requires you to pay for the full period of the licence agreement. Property suggest if you are unsure about exam results, receiving your visa or other condition on you attending University that you contact property to discuss on call.
If your cancellation request is accepted for one of the above reasons, any Advance Licence Fee Payment will be fully refunded to the account from which it was paid.
Clearing Room Cancellation Policy
There is no cooling-off period for property Clearing Rooms.
You can only cancel free of charge in line with the “No Place, No Pay” policy above.
Outside of these terms, in order to cancel you must organise a replacement student to take over your contract and take over the liability for the License Fee (and you will still be responsible for all payments until a replacement is found). For the avoidance of doubt, if at any point you have checked in to your booking, you are no longer eligible to cancel free of charge and must find a replacement student.
If your cancellation request is accepted for one of the above reasons, any Advance Licence Fee Payment will be fully refunded to the account from which it was paid.
Can I leave early and get the remainder of my license fee back?
Unfortunately, you are committed under the license period to pay the full license fee. We may have a waiting list of people that would like to take over your booking which would then relinquish you from your contract. We cannot refund your license fee until a replacement is found to take over your booking.
All property buildings offer a superfast Wi-Fi connection which allows you to stay connected wherever you are in the building; in your studio, around the residence or in the hub space.
You will also have your own individual private & secure personal wire network. Unlike services at other providers, not only can you connect each of your devices to the internet but you can also enable 10 personal Smart devices to discover and connect to each other. This means that you can share content between your Smart devices in a private and secure way just like you would in a traditional home setting and you can do it safe in the knowledge that nobody else in the building can connect to them.
property WiFi speeds are as follows:
• 250 mbps Wi-Fi in all buildings in the UK and 100 mbps in property buildings in Spain
• 500 mbps Wired connection through the internet ports (excluding Birmingham, Edinburgh and St Albans as they have no internet ports, and Spain, when property offer 100 Mbps).
You certainly can. And in the event your place is declined, you can cancel free of charge,
You were denied a place for any reason other than not meeting the academic requirements to obtain a place (including, but not limited to, academic or other misconduct, financial reasons, or withdrawing from your application or course)
You did not complete all necessary steps required by your university to complete your application in time
The Occupation Period outlined in your Licence Agreement has begun.
If you are initially declined a place to study at university, or progress into the next academic year, you must immediately notify property if you intend to appeal the decision. Property will confirm to you whether you will continue to benefit from this additional policy during and subsequent to your appeal being made.
Unfortunately they don’t have on-site parking at this building. However, all of property buildings are centrally located, with quick access to university and public transport.
If you plan on watching/recording any live terrestrial TV or on BBC iPlayer, you will need to pay for your own TV Licence. You can set up your TV Licence. You only need a TV Licence if you’re living in the UK. If you’re living in Spain, you do not need to buy a TV Licence. You shouldn’t need to pay council tax in the UK as a full-time student. Property might ask for evidence of your student status at any point during your stay in order to ensure you are exempt from council tax.
This Vita Student accommodation includes a comprehensive range services which are included in your rent such as: free breakfast, utility bills, cleaning service, daily coffee, high-speed internet, gym access, personal training or yoga sessions, bike rental, social events, and cooking classes. Typically, these amenities in UK would otherwise add up to £965 per month in the UK! However, all of these services are included in your Student package, ensuring you receive great value and convenience without any extra charges.
Belfast is a fascinating city for students, due to the variety of educational institutions present here. Numerous students who attend prestigious institutions like the Irish School of Ecumenics and Queen's University Belfast call it home. Due to Belfast’s large student body, housing is in high demand. On-campus accommodations typically fill up quickly. Off-campus apartments in Belfast are a popular choice for students who prefer their independence. Whether you’re looking for private rooms, shared apartments, ensuite, non-ensuite, or studios, there’s something to match every budget and lifestyle.
For easy booking, amber is your best choice for Northern Ireland student accommodation. It has verified listings, simple search filters, and personalised help. They are close to major universities and popular spots for students. Amber offers flexible leases, 24/7 support, and an easy booking process. This makes finding student accommodation in Belfast simple and hassle-free. Top properties in Belfast include Vita Student Bruce Street and Botanic Studios. Student accommodation in Belfast offers the ease of being close to the city's academic and cultural hubs.
Belfast is a thriving city in the United Kingdom. It is known for its lively community, economic opportunities, and cultural diversity. It is home to over 345,000 residents. It is also a part of the Belfast Metropolitan Area, which has a population exceeding 670,000. The city boasts a 75.3% employment rate. It has industries such as shipbuilding, education, technology, and healthcare, which play a major role in its economy. Belfast is also home to several higher education institutions, making it a key destination for students.
With a safety index of 58.02, Belfast has a secure and welcoming atmosphere for residents. The city attracts over 9 million visitors per year. Tourists visit attractions like Titanic Belfast, St George’s Market, and Belfast Castle. Here are some interesting things to do in Belfast that are sure to make students understand the culture of the city. Its public transportation system ensures connectivity to Dublin and other nearby cities. All these factors make Belfast an ideal place to study.
The best student accommodation in Belfast offers a mix of privacy and connection to the social scene. Amber will make your search for student accommodation in Belfast easy. Their platform lets you filter options based on what matters most to you. You’ll see verified listings with real photos and reviews from actual students. Amber's platform makes it super easy to compare prices, amenities, and locations. Here are some of the best student housing options in Belfast.
1. Vita Student Bruce Street
2. John Bell House
3. Bradbury Place
4. LIV Student Belfast
5. Botanic Studios
Belfast is a great spot for budget-conscious students. You can find affordable flats to live in without draining your wallet or relying on student loans. Belfast offers many affordable student accommodation options. Amber helps you find the best student flats in Belfast. You can sort by price using filters. The listings are clear, so you know exactly what you get for your money. Here are some options for cheap student housing in Belfast.
1. Nelson Place
2. Little Patrick Street
3. The Edge
4. Alma Place
5. Great Patrick Street
Belfast has many neighborhoods for student accommodation. The city blends convenience with culture. If you study at Ulster University Belfast Campus, Queen's University Belfast, or any other top schools, there’s always comfortable accommodation for you. Amber helps you explore some of the best areas to live in Belfast for students.
1. Queens Quarter - Students popularise Queen's Quarter for its proximity to Queen's University Belfast. This area is great for students as it has a lot of cafés, restaurants, and cultural spots.
2. Stranmillis - This is another ideal locale for students attending Queen's University Belfast. It is known for its lively atmosphere and affordable accommodations.
3. Titanic Quarter - The Titanic Quarter is one of Belfast's most modern districts. Those attending the nearby Ulster University Belfast Campus have easy access to innovative housing options and waterfront views.
4. City Centre - Belfast City Centre is perfect for students who enjoy the hustle and bustle of urban living. With easy access to various colleges, including Belfast Metropolitan College, everything you need is right at your doorstep.
5. Cathedral Quarter - The Cathedral Quarter combines historical charm with a colorful art scene. It is an excellent choice for students from the American Musical Theatre Academy (Belfast).
Belfast has a variety of student housing choices. These options fit different lifestyles, budgets, and preferences. Amber offers fully furnished, high-quality rooms, which make students comfortable. Whether you need a quiet place to study or a social space to meet new people, we have what you need. Here’s a breakdown of the room types available:
1. Studios - If you’re all about independence, a studio apartment might be your ideal home. These fully self-contained spaces feature a private bedroom, bathroom, and compact kitchen, offering maximum privacy. They’re a top pick for students who prefer a complete living setup and are often found in premium Belfast student properties.
2. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments - A one-bedroom apartment in Belfast features one or two separate bedrooms and includes a shared kitchen, bathroom, and often a living room. Furnished with essential amenities, these offer a semi-private environment with dedicated bedroom space.
3. Ensuite Rooms - Ensuite rooms are a great choice if you want the perfect mix of privacy and community. You get your own fully furnished bedroom with a private bathroom, while still sharing a kitchen and common areas with flatmates. It’s ideal for those who enjoy having their own space but don’t want to miss out on the social aspect of student life.
4. Non-Ensuite Rooms - Non-ensuite rooms offer a cost-effective choice. You can enjoy a private bedroom and share the bathroom. This setup is great for students seeking an affordable and social living experience. Shared spaces allow you to meet new people and create strong friendships.
5. Shared Apartments
Shared Belfast student apartments have private bedrooms for each person. They also include common areas like the kitchen, bathroom, and living room that roommates share. This layout of student accommodation in Belfast is ideal for those who want a mix of personal space in their bedrooms and shared social areas.
6. Private Rooms
Many student accommodations in Belfast offer private rooms. These spaces usually include a bed, a study desk, and sometimes a private bathroom. They provide the privacy of a bedroom. Plus, they allow access to shared spaces. This makes them a great option for students who want both independence and community.
Living in Belfast as a student is pretty budget-friendly compared to other UK cities, but it’s always good to plan. On average, the cost of living in Belfast for students ranges between £1,480 and £1,550 per month. Student housing often takes a major chunk of your expenses. Other factors that affect the cost of living are groceries, public transport, and entertainment. Your expenses can change based on your lifestyle. Here's a breakdown of the expenses you will incur in Belfast.
1. Off-campus accommodation: £400 - £650 per month
2. Transportation: £80 - £90 per month
3. Food: £480 - £495 per month
4. Entertainment: £35 - £60 per month
5. Groceries: £125 - £140 per month
6. Clothes: £60 - £90 per month
Finding the right student accommodation in Belfast is just one part of the puzzle. Getting around the city easily is also important for a great student experience. Belfast has affordable public transportation for students. Whether you live close to the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute or another school, commuting is easy. Here's your guide to student travel in Belfast:
1. Buses - The Metro bus service in Belfast runs widely across the city. It connects many areas to the universities with frequent services. A student single fare usually costs about £1.25. Day tickets and travel cards, like the yLink card, provide extra discounts and make regular travel easier. You can expect buses to run every 10 to 20 minutes during peak times.
2. Trains - For longer distances or travel to suburbs and neighboring towns, Translink's NI Railways come in handy. A student can avail themselves of reduced fares by using a Translink Student Card, with journeys within Belfast starting from £2.10. The trains are timely and offer a comfortable commute.
3. Gliders - The Glider service is a hybrid between a tram and a bus, providing a high-frequency, high-capacity service. It links the east and west of the city, as well as the Titanic Quarter.
4. Cycling - For students who prefer riding over driving, Belfast has many cycle lanes and paths.
5. Taxis - While taxis are a pricier option, they offer convenience for late-night travel or when public transit isn't available. The average cost within the city centre is commonly around £5-£10 per trip, depending on the distance.
Belfast offers an exceptional student lifestyle, blending academic excellence with lively city living. The city buzzes with student energy and innovation. Students can visit popular spots like Botanic Avenue, known for its cafés, pubs, and bars in Belfast. The Dirty Onion and Yardbird, and Kelly's Cellars are popular bars in the city. The Lantern Restaurant and Home Restaurant are places that students must visit! The Cathedral Quarter boosts the city’s creative vibe. It's famous for indie music spots, art galleries, and cobbled streets with street art. Affordable living, a strong community, and green spaces like Botanic Gardens and Ormeau Park make for a balanced student life.
Belfast is packed with iconic landmarks and cultural treasures. History buffs can check out Belfast Castle and the Ulster Museum. Art lovers can explore the MAC (Metropolitan Arts Centre) and Golden Thread Gallery. The Titanic Quarter, with its world-renowned Titanic museum, offers a deep dive into the city’s maritime heritage. For panoramic city views, the Divis and Black Mountain trails are a must. Students and visitors love day trips on the beautiful Causeway Coastal Route. They often stop at the stunning Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Belfast offers a great mix of academic chances and cultural experiences. This makes it a top choice for students and tourists alike.
Belfast isn’t just a great place to live—it’s also known for having some of the best universities in Ireland. Belfast is known for its academic excellence, modern research, and strong ties to industries. Whether you want prestige, career focus, or hands-on learning, you'll find the right fit in Belfast. Here’s a closer look at the city’s top universities:
1. Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute
2. American Musical Theatre Academy (Belfast)
3. Ulster University Belfast Campus
4. Queen's University Belfast
5. Irish School of Ecumenics