Royal Hospital School is a limited company established in 2008, operating from its address at Royal Hospital School, Ipswich, IP9 2RX. As a company with over 50 performers, artists, and organizations, we specialize in providing comprehensive cultural experiences. Our core focus is the celebration and promotion of African cultures, particularly through a family-friendly event held annually in Dublin. We are a registered company with SIC codes of - 55209 (Other holiday and other collective accommodation) and - 56290 (Other food services). This designation reflects our significant operational capacity and commitment to providing a welcoming environment for attendees. This year’s event, “African Cultures, Vibrant Dublin,” drew thousands to Kilmainham on May 17th, showcasing a diverse range of musical performances, dance displays, and culinary traditions. The celebration is a collaborative effort between the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Dublin City Council, designed to foster understanding and appreciation of African heritage within the Dublin community. We are actively seeking skilled workers and are currently rated as a Worker (A rating) within our organization.

Royal Hospital School is a limited company established in 2008, operating from its address at Royal Hospital School, Ipswich, IP9 2RX. As a company with over 50 performers, artists, and organizations, we specialize in providing comprehensive cultural experiences. Our core focus is the celebration and promotion of African cultures, particularly through a family-friendly event held annually in Dublin. We are a registered company with SIC codes of - 55209 (Other holiday and other collective accommodation) and - 56290 (Other food services). This designation reflects our significant operational capacity and commitment to providing a welcoming environment for attendees. This year’s event, “African Cultures, Vibrant Dublin,” drew thousands to Kilmainham on May 17th, showcasing a diverse range of musical performances, dance displays, and culinary traditions. The celebration is a collaborative effort between the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Dublin City Council, designed to foster understanding and appreciation of African heritage within the Dublin community. We are actively seeking skilled workers and are currently rated as a Worker (A rating) within our organization.