IAAAC - Photos of the IAAAC Offices and Grounds

All Hallow's College is a Roman Catholic College that was founded in 1842 as a missionary college by a visionary priest by the name of John Hand. The college has been run by the Vincentians since 1892.

The halls of All Hallow's College are lined with photos of seminary graduates from down through the years, and beautiful artwork by it's former students.

The buildings themselves are impressive examples of the beautiful architechtural design of their period.

The long corridors of Senior House are home to the offices of many volunteer run networks and charities whose hard work benefits many different groups of people with a variety of needs and issues.

The college also has 700 students taking various degrees Theology, Philosophy and related subjects for lay religious and seminarian students, both full-time and part-time.

The IAAAC offices are on the top floor of Senior House, and have beautiful views of the spacious college grounds and surrounding areas.

All Hallow's College also has cafe and restaurant facilities and is only a few minutes from the city centre. It is also on the city centre / airport bus route.

Senior House is on the building on the left in this photograph, there are three levels and the IAAAC Ofices are on the uppermost levels.

Enter the building through the green door in the centre of the main building (pictured below) and turn left toward Senior House and proceed up the stairs. Everything is very well signposted.

Click Here for a close-up of the main building and the main entrance.

Below are some photos of the interior of the IAAAC offices. Here our dedicated full-time staff look after the development and day-to-day running of the IAAAC.

The administration of the Irish Association of Alcolohol and Addiction Counsellors requires two full-time and staff and a full time development office that work from these offices.

Below are some photos of the interior of the IAAAC offices. Here our dedicated full-time staff look after the development and day-to-day running of the IAAAC.

The administration of the Irish Association of Alcolohol and Addiction Counsellors requires two full-time and staff and a full time development office that work from these offices.