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 your own way around the cobblestone streets, it’s a great way of being part of the hustle and bustle. Read on for more… I suppose if you go on your own steam, you can stop and start as you please without feeling you are delaying …
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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 if you have the kids in tow, here are few suggestions to keep them out of mischief: Galway City Museum… The section of particular interest here would be the medieval section, proudly displaying Galway’s medieval heritage. Included are various examples of stonework, showing the coat-of-arms of …
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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! In fact, it’s 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’s loads of historical and cultural things to do and see. Alternatively you can head into the rugged hills of Connemara and try your hand …
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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 landscape of County Galway. Read on for more… The following link will provide you with a very good Galway map. To zoom in on a particular area just double click on the map or choose from the location options listed below the map.  County Galway is the second largest county in Ireland …
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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 angler includes lake fishing on Lough Corrib, sea fishing in Galway Bay, salmon fishing at the weir on the River Corrib or fresh water fishing in the many rivers and mountain streams of Connemara. Interested? Read on for more… Here are some of the most popular fishing spots in County Galway: …
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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 are surrounded by breathtaking scenery and boast high quality amenity areas and facilities. Read on for more… Golfing in Connemara is certainly an exhilarating experience and highly recommended to all golfing enthusiasts. Here’s a list of some of the top golf courses in Connemara: Oughterard Golf Club… …
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Connemara is a walker’s paradise, with magnificent landscapes and breathtaking scenery around every corner. Walking trails take in all parts of the region, glistening rivers and lakes, valleys, mountains and forests, so you’re certainly in for a treat. Walks available include dramatic mountain walks, bog trotting and island hopping, so go and get those hiking boots and discover the West of Ireland for yourself.  These are some of the most popular walking routes/walking centres in Galway: The Western Way… The Western Way Galway is Ireland’s shortest ”way” at a distance …
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