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20th May 2009
Galway is located on the stunning west coast of Ireland and plays host to one of Ireland's biggest sporting events each year – The Galway Races. The Galway Races is an event not to miss and is one of the most famed race meetings in the world. Showcasin... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley08th May 2009
Planning your holiday in Ireland can be a difficult task and depending on how many days you have you will want to get as much as possible in. The following article gives a great selection of the top 10 places worth a visit in Ireland that will help you p... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley08th May 2009
The Galway International Oyster Festival is a food festival held annually in Galway during the month of September. This festival is one of Ireland's most celebrated festivals and will be celebrating its 55th year this September!
From Thursday 24th ... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley07th April 2009
After such a horrible winter, it is only too right that we look forward to those long summer days. Of course once those Summer days arrive, there is nothing better than to head off to the coast and make the most of it.
Our brief guide has a few ideas ... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley13th March 2009
The Galway Arts Festival attracts over 100,000 visitors to its annual festivities. With over 500 performers last year, festival goers are looking forward to July for a jam-packed fortnight of theatre, dance, music, literature and comedy. Have a look at ou... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley13th March 2009
This year marks the 106th anniversary of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Galway city. With approximately 50,000 people due to attend, the carnival atmosphere will certainly carry through the one and a half mile parade route. Expect to see a very colourf... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley13th March 2009
Visitors to Galway city and the surrounding areas will no doubt realize just how close they are to the famous Aran Islands and head off for a day of exploring. Pick your appropriate method of transport and you are basically set to experience the life of a... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley10th March 2009
With Easter 2009 just around the corner, there are a variety of events and festivals taking place around the country.
From the Samhlaíocht Arts Easter Festival to the Fairyhouse Racing Festival or the Galway Comedy Festival our guide covers the top 5... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley10th March 2009
This year marks the 106th anniversary of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Galway city. With approximately 50,000 people due to attend, the carnival atmosphere will certainly carry through the one and a half mile parade route. Expect to see a very colourf... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley16th January 2009
As a follow on to our article Historical Pubs in Galway City PART 1, here are the next 5 historical galway pubs.
Rabbitts
23 Forster Street, Galway City
Murty Rabbitt’s bar was founded in 1872 – it ties in with a bit of America’s history... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley16th January 2009
Galway, like any major city, has more than its fair share of pubs. Choosing one very much depends on whether you'd like to either go for that quiet drink or to fall in on a music session or obligatory sing song! We've put together a list of what we think... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley12th December 2008
Galway is one of the top hen and stag destinations in Ireland. Galway city offers a terrific nightlife with great pubs, nightclubs and gourmet restaurants, while during the day there are loads of historical and cultural things to do and see. Alternatively... Read >
Author: pinks.dec200803rd December 2008
Galway city promises to be a fun-filled place to be this Christmas with a variety of magical events. Be it swirling around the ice, enjoying a musical performance, being dazzled by the Christmas lights switch-on or even going for a swim on Christmas Day (... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley30th October 2008
A walking tour--what a great way to discover the rich history and cultural heritage of Galway city! And the good thing about Galway is that it's fairly compact and easy enough to get around on foot. Whether you choose to go with a tour company or make you... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley30th October 2008
Galway city is one of Ireland's top tourist destinations. Fondly nicknamed the ''City of the Tribes'' and just a stone's throw away from the seaside resort of Salthill, Galway city offers plenty when it comes to attractions and things to see and do. And i... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley30th October 2008
So where exactly is Galway Bay? It's located off the west coast of Ireland, between counties Clare and Galway in an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean. It stretches westwards from historic Galway city, is bordered on the north by County Galway, and to the south ... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley30th October 2008
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: Mairead Foley30th October 2008
With so many lakes, sea inlets and rivers, County Galway is an angler's paradise. Fishing in Galway is a wonderful experience; peaceful surroundings, majestic mountain ranges and stunning seascapes…what more could you ask for? The choice for the keen an... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley30th October 2008
With the biggest day of your life just around the corner, are you wondering where to head for your hen or stag party? Wonder no more…Galway is the place to hold your hen or stag!
Galway is one of the top hen and stag destinations in Ireland. Galway c... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley30th October 2008
If you're thinking of taking a pre-Christmas shopping break, then head to the beautiful Galway city in the rugged west of Ireland.
Galway city is renowned the world over as a vibrant, warm and multicultural city. It's a popular destination for Christma... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley30th October 2008
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 e... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley30th October 2008
Spiddal, (An Spidéal), County Galway, is a picturesque seaside village on the shores of Galway Bay, and part of An Gaeltacht (Irish speaking area). Spiddal is one of the largest Irish speaking settlements in the Galway Gaeltacht and is the setting for th... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley30th October 2008
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.
Galway airport was officially opened i... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley30th October 2008
To help you make the most of your holiday in the west of Ireland, we have compiled an easy to follow driving route that includes some of the country's top attractions like the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, Aillwee Cave and others that you don't want to mis... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley28th October 2008
You'll be overwhelmed by the amount of eateries in Galway city! It's got everything from fish and chip shops and cafes, to elegant restaurants. Here's our little guide to just some of the top places for you to eat out when in Galway city…
The Huntsma... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley28th October 2008
When in Ireland, you're sure to want to visit the beautiful county of Galway in the west of Ireland. Galway is a top destination for visitors to Ireland and has recently been chosen in a Trip Advior survey as one of the top 100 destinations to visit in th... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley28th October 2008
No visit to Ireland is complete without a visit to one of its many historic castles. Some are enchanting and fairy-like filled with character and charm, while others are said to be haunted! The castles in Ireland are full of history and a great way to lea... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley28th October 2008
What better way to sightsee in Galway, than on the Corrib Princess. Sit back on this luxurious leisure cruiser and enjoy a tour of the beautiful River Corrib.
Hop on board the Corrib Princess which departs Woodquay in the heart of Galway city. The bo... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley28th October 2008
Make sure you visit this unique attraction when in Galway. The Glengowla Mines is located just off the main Galway city/Clifden road not far from Oughterard (about 3km). Glengowla is one of the best examples of a silver and lead mine in the country and is... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley28th October 2008
It's hard to miss the Galway Cathedral when you're in Galway city. It's a magnificent landmark building and its dome can be seen in the skyline for miles around. It is probably the most impressive building in the city so a visit is a must.
Galway Cathe... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley28th October 2008
The heritage town of Gort can be found in south County Galway, about 37km south of Galway city on the N18. Just outside the town of Gort, is where you'll find the beautiful Coole Park, formerly the estate of Lady Gregory but now a 1,000 acre nature reserv... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley28th October 2008
Clifden is one of the most picturesque towns in Ireland with a stunning location at the foot of the Twelve Pins Mountains, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in the heart of the beautiful Connemara region. Read on to find out more about this vibrant Irish tow... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley28th October 2008
They say when you visit Connemara you "experience the real beauty of Ireland". It's located in the north west corner of County Galway and is an area of desolate beauty, incredible scenery and some interesting attractions, which combine to make Connemara a... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley21st October 2008
According to Wikipedia, Ireland is the third largest island in Europe, but did you know that this island has about 33 smaller islands! Read on to find out more about them...
Ireland's islands are special havens of wild beauty, rugged cliffs, craggy inl... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley20th October 2008
Although Ireland is now an English speaking country, it does have its own national language called Irish or Gaeilge. It was once spoken throughout Ireland, but today due to many factors, it's a minority language, which can still be heard in particular par... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley20th October 2008
Dublin is a compact city which is easily explored on foot, but you really need a car to explore beyond this charming city. Here are some reasons to hire a car when you visit Dublin...
1. Have a car awaiting your arrival
After a long flight, it's goo... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley30th March 2007
A tour of Ireland can offer a great many rewarding experiences from exploring historical castles on lush countryside hills to wiling away the night in a charming pub or two. Whether your Ireland tour is taken by car, bike, horse or foot there're always a ... Read >
Author: Everyone Loves To Travel08th February 2007
Galway, the largest county in the province of Connacht, lies in the centre of the western seaboard of Ireland. It covers nearly 6,000 sq. kms, (with over 2000km of highly indented coastline) and is divided by Lough Corrib, Ireland’s second largest lake.... Read >
Author: Naz Daud22nd February 2006
For a truly unique holiday, try Galway, Ireland for your next vacation. It will prove to be a special time that the whole family will enjoy and have you returning to. Ireland is becoming more and more popular as a vacation spot, and Galway is one of the... Read >
Author: NS Kennedy
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