The Fall semester in Dingle is an excellent time to experience the town when tourism slows down and students are able to establish much better friendships with the locals. With rather warm weather, Ireland remains green throughout the Fall season and temperatures range from 55F in September to 48F in early December. While there are not an abundance of trees on the Dingle peninsula, heather and other bushes turn to brilliant colors. Students studying in Dingle for the semester are able to experience other areas of Ireland with trips to Galway and Killarney,and an extended trip to London.

Spring is a wonderful time to come to Dingle, as you witness the town emerge from its winter hibernation. The early Spring semester has far fewer tourists than the rest of the year, so students are able to get to know the locals and strike up many friendships in town. You will immediately and warmly be welcomed into the community. Students also get to experience St. Patricks Day festivities and the hugely popular Feile na Bealtaine music and arts festival in May.

Dingle has a moderate climate, and temperatures range from 48F in early February to 58F by May. Students studying for a full semester in Dingle are able to experience other places around Ireland, with trips to Galway, Killarney, and an extended trip to London.