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Flannery’s Hotel Galway

30th June 2011
Galway is one of the most visited tourist destinations in Ireland because of its amazing scenery, multicultural surrounding, charming pedestrian streets, majestic castles and numerous museums, cafes and pubs. Known as the “City of the Tribes", Galway was ... Read >
Author: otelcom

A Trip to Ireland Is Incomplete With out a Visit Paid to the Popular Claddagh Ring Museum of Galway

27th January 2011
A Trip to Ireland Is Incomplete Without a Visit Paid to the Popular Claddagh Ring Museum of GalwayYou haven’t seen Ireland if you miss visiting the place where the world-famous Claddagh rings originated. Galway City is just a short distance away from th... Read >
Author: Carline Jensen

{Claddagh Rings Are Among the Best Collectible Jewelry

27th January 2011
Collecting jewelry can be a productive way to spend your free time and money. At the same time, if you have good taste, your collection can appreciate in value beyond your imagination as the years go by. Much depends on how well you picked the items you c... Read >
Author: Carline Jensen

Tourist article to Galway City which is sometimes known as Irelands third largest city.

02nd December 2010
Named the Venice in the West, Galway City is the third largest city from the Republic of Ireland. Shortly after the Anglo-Norman invasion, in the 13th century, city power fell to fourteen merchant households. As a result, we've Galways celebrated nickname... Read >
Author: Paul Shaughnessy

Write-Up on Salthill in Galway which was at one particular time a age-old seaside fishing village.

26th November 2010
Only a few minutes from Galway City, Salthill was at one particular time a historic seaside fishing village and resort. Now, though, Salthill has grown right into a very important suburb of Galway City. Nowadays it certainly is one of the top resorts i... Read >
Author: Paul Shaughnessy

Irish Gifts and Symbols

05th August 2010
There are a lot of people who would like to own Irish Gifts that aren't Irish. This is because, most gifts are treasured for a lifetime. Here are some Irish gift ideas that we've put together. They are all the things we'd like to be given. Irish C... Read >
Author: Gift of the Irish

Car Hire Dublin Airport in Ireland and Dublin Attractions

19th July 2010
Dublin Airport in fact is located ten kilometres northwards from the ‘Dublin city centre'. This airport provides several facilities and services which include: a ‘bureau de change' mainly for the last-minute euros, cafes, restaurants and bars. The Dub... Read >
Author: Lakshmi Rekha

Some uninsured taxi drivers found to be working illegally

07th July 2010
An Independent TD for Galway West has branded a minority of taxi drivers operating in Galway City as ‘unscrupulous' for working without the necessary insurance cover and has called for the ‘scam' to be stamped out as a matter of urgency. Noel Grea... Read >
Author: Rochelle

Best Hotel Rates in Galway

30th April 2010
Coming to Galway will not be complete until you take a peek at its charming Galway City. The city is considered 5th largest in Ireland. Travelers and locals love this part of the city due to its colors and vibrancies. The landscape-like view in the area c... Read >
Author: Roy Dante

County Clare and Galway: What to Do

12th April 2010
The west of Ireland is a varied and extensive region, with plenty of authentically Gaelic things to do, as well as natural wonders to marvel at. Galway is renowned around the world as having a lively and extensive entertainment scene, coupled with welc... Read >
Author: Paul Buchanan

Top Golf Courses in Connemara

05th March 2010
Ireland is a golfer's haven and if you're prepared for changing weather, strong winds and challenging courses, then Connemara is the place for you. In the heart of Connemara you'll find top class parkland golf courses as well as links golf courses. All ar... Read >
Author: Breda Quirke

How to use a Galway map

05th March 2010
Planning a trip to Galway? First things first, you'll need a good Galway map to familiarise yourself with the surroundings, the many tourist attractions, shopping areas, city nightlife venues, villages and towns, mountains and lakes and the wonderful land... Read >
Author: Breda Quirke

Horse Riding in Galway

05th March 2010
With so much to see and do in County Galway it's no wonder that it's one of the top holiday destinations in Ireland. If you're looking for an equestrian holiday then look no further, Galway is the place for you. Galway is no stranger to all things equestr... Read >
Author: Breda Quirke

Flights to Galway

05th March 2010
Galway Airport is the gateway to the West of Ireland. Located just 9km east of Galway city, Galway Airport is the fastest growing airport in Ireland and offers an excellent service as well as top class facilities. Read on for more… Galway airport wa... Read >
Author: Breda Quirke

St Patrick's Day: Head to Ireland to Enjoy a Multitude of Festivities on This Patron Saint's Day

01st March 2010
St Patrick's Day is a highly anticipated date in many people's calendar. Across the globe festivities and celebrations take place to mark the occasion and they come in all shapes and sizes, from a local Irish bar arranging dancing and live music, to full ... Read >
Author: Katetaylor
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