Founded in 1904, The Leinster School of Music & Drama (The LSMD) has been a cornerstone of music and drama education in Ireland for over a century. In 1998, LSMD became a fully owned constituent school of Griffith College Dublin, where it continues to excel in teaching and examining, supported by the College’s extensive resources.
With a nationwide network of teachers, LSMD delivers specialist syllabi in music and drama, examining approximately 15,000 students and teachers annually. Many of its faculty are renowned performers, bringing invaluable real-world experience to their teaching and enriching students' learning journeys.
✔ Multiple study options designed for working professionals.
✔ Facilities open seven days a week with online learning support.
✔ Dedicated, one-to-one, and group tuition for students of all ages.
✔ Emphasis on enjoyment—exams are encouraged but not compulsory.
✔ Strong industry connections, with graduates performing at The National Concert Hall and international venues, as well as working in orchestras and opera companies worldwide.
With a rich history, expert faculty, and cutting-edge facilities, LSMD continues to be a leading institution for music and drama education in Ireland.
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