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Inishbofin Island Day Tours offers a quailty, informative and adventurous fun day tour for all ages and abilities. If you are looking to revive flagging spirits, enliven your soul or to simply relax and enjoy the stunning unspoilt natural scenery, Island of the White Cow is the place to visit. Tours Depart and return from Westport Tourist Centre. The small group tours depart daily from westport tourist office at 10am and pass through some of Irelands most scenic and mountainous backdrops, Killary Fjord and Kylemore abbey before catching the country’s most dramatic and scenic Ferry crossings over to Inishbofin Island. Inishbofin Island (Island of the White Cow) lies only 10km off Galway coast. The Island is 8 km by 5km and has a high season population of approx 300 and is easily reached by a 30 min fast, modern and comfortable ferry crossing.

High Quality fashion handbags, jewellery and accessories at our shop in The Bridge Centre, Clarenbridge, outside Galway City. Inspired By...offer high quality fashion and value at styles and prices to suit all budgets. You are ensured a warm welcome and helpful service. Wide variety of handbags, jewellery and accessories to choose from.

Ireland West Motorhomes is a family run business based in Mayo, within an hour and a half’s drive of Galway, Sligo, Leitrim and Roscommon and within two hours of Clare and Donegal. We help you get the most from your holiday, and offer a friendly campervan rental service, local knowledge, and value for money. Collection at Knock, Galway, Shannon and Dublin airports if required. Vehicles for hire are safe, spacious and well equipped.

No visit to Connemara is complete without a visit to Inishbofin Island, one of the most westerly Islands off the Irish coastline. The unique Island of Inishbofin is located only 10 kilometers off the north Connemara coast, and is only a 30 minute crossing from the idyllic fishing village of Cleggan, just minutes drive from Clifden. The Ferry Service is aboard the fast, Comfortable ferry named “The Island Discovery”. Located only ninety minutes west of Galway city Cleggan is the point of departure for the Ferry service to the island. The Island Itself, is a haven of beauty, boasting magnificent scenery from cliff top walks to the sea on all sides to white sandy beaches and an abundance of rare flora and fauna.

Local tidal predications for Galway including the times and heights of high tide, low tide, currents, sunrise provided daily by the Irish Times. Tide heights are measured in metres, with times are given in GMT/UTC.

Ireland's School of Falconry gives you the chance to fly a hawk around the spectacular grounds of Ashford Castle. Catering for all ages and abilities, we specialise in teaching falconry sessions using our beautiful Harris hawks. Our aim is to share the pleasure and excitement of falconry, a fascination that has enthralled people for 4,000 years. An experience of a lifetime, bring your camera!

Set on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, Island Holiday Cottages are ideally located amidst a rugged and tranquil landscape. Enjoy the wild western coastline, tranquil bog land and views of the famous Twelve Pins Mountain Range. The cottages are located on the Gaeltacht Island off Leitir Móir, which is joined to the Connemara mainland by bridge.

The beautifully renovated Imperial Hotel Galway enjoys one of the best locations in Galway city. Overlooking famous Eyre Square, it is within walking distance of the pubs and restaurants which have made 'the City of the Tribes' one of the liveliest venues in Ireland. Shopping and entertainment options are right at hand and guests enjoy easy access to Galway's many sport and sightseeing amenities.

Inis Oírr is the smallest and most beautiful of the Aran Islands. The nearest island to the mainland, it is set in glistening crystal clear blue atlantic waters and boasts an amazing beach, rare plants and flowers and a wealth of breathtaking scenery. The island is close to the Burren with its unusual eclectic mix of colour and the Cliffs of Moher clearly visible in all its panoramic splendor.

Inishturk is a small beautiful island, 5km x 2.5km, located 14.5km off the west coast of Mayo, between the Islands of Inishbofin and Clare Island. It rises boldly from the wild North Atlantic in wall-like cliffs to the northwest and steep hills to the north on which stands the ruins of the old signal tower 722 ft above sea level. Ferries from Roonagh Co. Mayo and Cleggan Co. Galway.

Inishbofin lies approximately 8 kilometers (5 miles) off the coast of Connemara, County Galway. It is about 5.5 km (3½ mi) long and 3 km (2 mi) wide, and has around 200 inhabitants. The island is popular with artists. Inishbofin can be reached by ferry from the pier in Cleggan.

Ireland West Airport, formerly Knock International Airport is located in Charlestown Co. Mayo Ireland. It connects the Western and North Western regions of Ireland with Irish, UK, European and International destinations through a wide range of daily, charter and speciality flights.

Inishbofin house hotel provides tourists with an unique experience from the modern and comfortable rooms, exciting menu and their new luxurious Spa. Inishbofin House Hotel and Marine Spa is far removed from the daily distractions of the mainland. The hotel is guaranteed to provide a warm welcome with friendly staff, delicious locally sourced produce in the restaurant, traditional Irish music sessions in the harbour view bar and a selection of superbly designed bedrooms with spectacular sea views, all in keeping with the islands beautiful setting. The Marine Spa offers many relaxing treatments to choose from. The hotel caters for groups, families, weddings, parties and conferences. Turn right from island pier eastwards, past the church along the coast road.