The Albert College started as 'The Glasnevin Institution,' based at Cuillin House, in 1838 and ended up known as 'The Model Farm' for horticultural instructing. After a visit by Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's associate, in 1853, it was known as the Albert College. By 1900, it was a national focus of greatness in rural instruction, the 'Albert National Training Institution.' By 1926, it was a significant focus of University College Dublin (UCD). Albert was the preparation and research place for agriculture, plant pathology, plant rearing, creature reproducing, and natural science in Ireland. Cuilin House was the living arrangement of the College's Director. The grounds of the Park contain many beautiful example trees which date from that period. Numerous neighborhood occupants review the extensive plantations once there. Environmental overviews did at the Park demonstrate that an assortment of nursery winged creatures utilizes it. Today, the Albert College Park is unmistakably arranged for understudies, staff, and guests to Dublin City University (DCU) and the Helix Theater, a prominent diversion setting.