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Wards Pub is a small family run Hotel with a genuinely special atmosphere and friendliness. Established over 40 years ago, the strong community atmosphere gives you a sense of being in a small Country House Hotel and Pub rather than in a City Centre Hotel.
Located in the Lower Salthill area of Galway City it is only 10-minute stroll will bring you to the city centre or to the beaches of Salthill.
There is a secure car park available to guests at the back. All rooms are en suite with hairdryer, multi channel TV with remote control & direct dial telephone.
This small, homely hotel is for you if you're looking for somewhere friendly, traditional and welcoming to stay.
http://www.wardshotel.com/
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Experience the beauty and heritage of Galway city with one of Galway's best loved characters, Liam Silke, leading you through the winding streets to discover a bustling modern city filled with Olde Worlde Medieval charm. Walking Tours in Galway with Liam Silke offers an adventure spanning centuries in the passing of an afternoon. Perfect for an educational Family Day Out in Galway, Liam offers more than the average tour guide – local knowledge and charm and a custom tour of Galway like no other. <br><br>
Liam is a Certified Tour Guide by Failte Ireland, and not only has a wealth of knowledge about the heritage and history of Galway but can also give "insider information" about the best places to eat, drink and be merry in Galway City. Perfect for both visitors to Galway who would like to get more out of their stay, and even for natives of Galway who would like to discover more about this wonderful city. Liam is happy to accommodate various groups and leads all of his tours in English. Liam can provide guided walking tours of old galway on a daily basis, morning or afternoon. The tour is approximately 90 minutes in duration.
http://www.walkingtoursgalway.com
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Westport House was built in 1730, on the ruins of one of legendary Pirate Queen Grace O’Malley’s 16th Century castles built by The Browne Family. It is approx 1 hour 15 mins from Galway city and situated in a superb Parkland setting with lake, terraces and gardens overlooking Clew Bay, The Atlantic Ocean and Clare Island to the West. To the South Croagh Patrick sits on the horizon and to the front of the house the Carrowbeg River runs into the lake and down to the quay.<br><br>
Complete with original antiques, dungeons, wax work displays and two comprehensive educational exhibitons , it is home to Grace O’Malley’s direct descendants: The 11th Marquess of Sligo and his family. Stunning scenery, architectural magnificence, beautifully manicured gardens and a Pirate Adventure Park combine with a remarkable history, that encompasses Ireland’s notorious Pirate Queen, rebellions, slavery and famine - to provide a memorable, fun and educational experience for all age groups. There are endless activities for young and old such as pitch and putt, table tennis, tennis, white swan boats, cannonball run, playgrounds, bouncy castle and much more.
http://www.westporthouse.ie
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West Galway School of Navigation is an all-year-round Sailing and Navigation School. During the summer they offer speed boat rides with a chance of seeing seals, dolphins and other wildlife in their vessel named 'Mollymawk' which is a Department of the Marine approved 5 person passenger vessel. The school is based in Ballyconneely but they run in various other venues. Telephone in advance for details of where and when the rides are operating. Training in sailing and shore-based activities also available.
http://www.serioussailing.com/
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Westway Guest House on the outskirts of Galway City, on the main artery into and out of the city, on the N6 East Dublin Road. Main hostess Jennifer would like to welcome you to her website and her home. With many years experience in making sure that guests have a wonderful, comfortable stay, many return again and again.
http://www.westwayhouse.com
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West Ireland Cycling provides cyclists the opportunity to get off the beaten track and experience some of Ireland's most beautiful, unspoilt, countryside. We take care of all your accommodation, bicycles/ bike-maintenance, luggage transfers and more. We take away all of the hassle, but none of the adventure. We are strategically located in Galway, in the heart of the West of Ireland. Therefore, we have a wealth of knowledge regarding cycling in Connemara, South Mayo, The Burren and The Aran Islands.
http://www.westirelandcycling.com/
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Westport Wargames Paintball is the ideal choice for a Stag or Hen Party, Birthday parties or family get togethers. Catering for both large and small groups, Westport Wargames are open seven days a week, early ‘til late (Also floodlit for those dark winter evenings!!). Whatever the weather we aren’t afraid to go to battle, in fact we find the rain adds to the fun!! The games are played in woodland and fields which are situated on a Private Country Estate, 3 miles from Westport on the Leenane Clifden road. A popular choice for corporate outings as the perfect team building exercise or as a thank you to some valued staff members, especially at Christmas time.
http://www.westportwargames.ie/
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White Gables Restaurant is an attractive, cozy restaurant housed in an old stone cottage dating back to the 1920s, in Moycullen Village just 8km/10 mins from Galway city. Cooking is traditional and focused on classic seafood and meats. Good desserts and friendly, efficient service all help make this one of the area’s most popular restaurants. An interesting wine list includes some classics and well-chosen house wines.
http://www.whitegables.com/
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Specialists in island hopping and walking the remote islands of Connemara and the west of Ireland. Each tour is led by a professional archaeologist and includes gourmet picnics, a champagne reception, 4-star castle accommodation, rain gear, fun and excitement. Five-Day & Seven-Day programmes available, fully inclusive of food, accommodation and transport from your arrival until your return.
http://www.walkingconnemara.com/
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Combining the warmth and elegance of the finest country house the Westwood Hotel is the ideal venue whether you travel for business or for pleasure. located in the University district of Galway City, it's location on the main Galway-Clifden Road ensures that guests are well placed to explore both the vibrancy of the city and the stunning natural beauty of Connemara.
http://www.westwoodhousehotel.com/
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Trad on the Prom is a contemporary Irish Show featuring an electrifying mix of traditional irish music, song and dance.
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The 3rd annual Galway Bike Week from 15th - 23rd June and promises to be a wonderfuil event for all cycling enthusiasts.
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The largest group of quilts to be assembled in Ireland will be on display on the campus of NUI Galway as part of a major exhibition.
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Galway’s unique maritime history and culture will be celebrated with the first ever Galway Sea Festival taking place on the June Bank Holiday...
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This is the 29th year of the Connemara Bog Week which takes place this May with lots of special events planned.
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The 3rd annual Roundstone Bay 8K takes place on Saturday May 18th @1pm in the heart of Connemara.
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