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PRECIOS 2016-2017 INTERNADOS REFERENCIA COLEGIO TIPO DURACIÓN INFORMACIÓN COMPLEMENTARIA PRECIO Internado mixto Curso Académico 48028200 Kilkenny College, Kilkenny Town Precio para Unión Europea 21.088 € * Concertado* Alojamiento lunes a viernes Internado mixto 48028201 Newtown School, Waterford Curso Académico Precio para Unión Europea 20.288 € *Concertado* Wilson’s Hospital School , Internado mixto 48028202 Curso Académico Precio para Unión Europea 19.788 € Westmeath County *Concertado* Curso Académico 48028203 Internado masculino Precio para Unión Europea 16.888 € Gormanston College, Dublin County Alojamiento todos los días Católico - *Concertado* Curso Académico 48028204 Precio para Unión Europea 16.388 € Alojamiento lunes a viernes Internado femenino Curso Académico 48028205 Presentation Thurles, Tipperary Precio para Unión Europea 16.588 € *Concertado* Alojamiento lunes a viernes 48028250 St Columba’s College, Dublin City Internado mixto Curso Académico 32.488 € 48028251 Sutton Park School, Dublin Internado mixto Curso Académico 27.088 € Internado masculino 48028252 Blackrock College, Dublin Curso Académico 27.388 € Católico 48028253 Rathdown School, Dublin Internado femenino Curso Académico 29.788 € 48028254 Clongowes Wood College, Kildare Internado masculino Curso Académico 26.938 € Cistercian College Roscrea, Tipperary Internado masculino 48028255 Curso Académico 26.888 € County Católico 48028256 Alexandra College, Dublin Internado femenino Curso Académico 26.388 € Glenstal Abbey School, Internado masculino 48028257 Curso Académico 26.788 € Limerick County Católico Curso Académico 48028258 Drogheda Grammar School, Dublin Internado mixto 26.388 € Alojamiento lunes a viernes 48028259 Precio para Unión Europea 25.188 € Kings Hospital School, Dublin Internado mixto Curso Académico 48028260 Precio para resto nacionalidades 26.388 € Internado catolico 48028261 masculino. Precio para Unión Europea 23.928 € Rockwell College, Tipperary County El colegio es mixto, las Curso Académico 48028262 chicas están alojadas en Precio para resto nacionalidades 25.928 € 48028263 familia Chicas en familia 27.128 € 48028264 Curso Académico Precio para Unión Europea 24.288 € Alojamiento todos los días 48028265 Precio para resto nacionalidades 26.388 € Wesley College, Dublín Internado mixto 48028266 Curso Académico Precio para Unión Europea 22.188 € Alojamiento lunes a viernes 48028267 Precio para resto nacionalidades 24.188 € Curso Académico 48028268 Internado mixto 20.588 € Villiers School, Limerick Alojamiento todos los días Curso Académico 48028269 Internado mixto 20.088 € Alojamiento lunes a viernes 48028270 Sligo Grammar School, Sligo Internado mixto Curso Académico 18.688 € Dundalk Grammar School, Curso Académico 48028271 Internado mixto 18.388 € Dundalk Town Alojamiento lunes a viernes ** Los alumnos en internados de lunes a viernes serán alojados en hfamilias los fines de semana y vacaciones. El alojamiento de las vacaciones de navidad no está incluido en el precio. www.angarana.com 1.

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