RLDM 2025 will be held in the Business School and surrounding buildings on the main campus of Trinity College Dublin in Ireland.

Getting To Trinity College:

Accommodation

On Campus

There will be a limited number of rooms available on the main Trinity College city centre campus in Printing House Square. These rooms will be available on a first come first served basis, so please book as soon as possible if you wish to guarantee yourself a room here.

Single Room B&B: €153 per room / per night
Double Room B&B: €193 per room / per night

To book, follow the instructions in this PDF.

Local Hotels with Conference Rates:

Rooms at the Travelodge Plus Hotel, which is walking distance from campus, can be booked with RLDM conference rates, using the link below:

Travelodge Plus Dublin City Centre

Single Room B&B: €199 per room / per night
Double Room B&B: €214 per room / per night
*Minimum 3-night stay

Booking page: https://www.travelodge.ie/about-us/rldm-conference-2025
Email: tlplus.reservations@travelodge.ie

Please note that there are a limited number of rooms available at the above rates, and that these rates are only available until April 11th.

Other Local Hotels within walking distance:

Dormitory Accommodations

Visiting Dublin

Dublin is a small city with multiple attractions easily navigated to by foot, bicycle, and public transport.

Dublin Bikes are a network of bicycles located around the city centre. A three day ticket costs €5, allowing unlimited journeys up to 30minutes in duration.

To use public transport, you require a Leap Card which can be purchased from almost any shop (including three shops on Trinity College campus) for a €5 deposit. Single trips cost a maximum of €2 using the Leap Card, which can be used on Dublin’s Bus, Tram (Luas) and Light Rail (DART).

Some of Dublin’s most popular tourist attractions include:

• The Book of Kells
• Phoenix Park
• Kilmainham Gaol
• Glasnevin Cemetery
• National Museum of Ireland
• National Gallery of Ireland
• Chester Beatty Library
• Hugh Lane Gallery
• IMMA (Irish Museum of Modern Art)
• Guinness Storehouse
• Jameson Distillery

Restaurants: Enjoy modern Irish cuisine at Note or Spitalfields, more casual dining at Bunsen (burgers), or international flavours at Cornucopia (vegetarian/vegan) or Big Fan. Fine dining at Uno Mas requires advance booking. While some breakfast, lunch, and coffee options beckon on campus, local off-campus favourites including Tang, Bread 41, CloudPicker and Honey Truffle.

Bars & Pubs: Experience traditional Irish (‘trad’) music at a range of venues around Dublin that host sessions (check for up to date times and dates of sessions). For a different vibe, try cocktails at Peruke & Periwig. There are lots of options closer to campus, including The Lincoln’s Inn, Kennedy’s, and O’Neill’s.

Entertainment: Catch a play in one of Dublin’s many theatres such as the Abbey Theatre or the Gaeity Theatre, one of Dublin’s numerous music venues such as Whelan’s or Vicar St, or comedy at The International or The Laughter Lounge. For a difference experience, consider the Hot Box Sauna a luas ride way in Inchicore, where you can chill out for the evening by heating up, cooling off in icy water (!) – with the option of going for pizza and beer afterwards at Rascals or visiting Dublin’s best tiny taqueria, Lupillo.

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