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Galway City Direct Buses offers commuters a fast, easy and convenient way to travel around the city, and also travel through some of the most famous tourist locations in the city, including the Spanish Arch and the newly revamped Eyre Square. The most regular service to and from Galway city centre from Knocknacarra, Cappagh, Barna, Salthill and many other city districts.

Located in the heart of Galway, Eyre Square Centre has been described as Irelands most modern and yet historic shopping centre. The centre is Galway City's liveliest and attractive meeting place incorporating over 60 national and international shopping outlets.

Ash Grove House is a quality guest house ideally situated in the heart of Galway City. Established as a bed and Breakfast in 1998, each of our rooms are en suite, spacious, and tastefully decorated. We are located in a quiet street adjacent to both NUIG and University College Hospital Galway.

Galway Tours is Galway Citys leading walking tour operator. Our knowledgeable local Guides will show you the History and Culture of this Vibrant Medieval City.

Irelands Dining Guide for Restaurants in Galway. Find Galway Restaurants by Cuisine, Maps, Price, Special Offers, Menus, Competitions, and Ratings & Reviews.

Maps of all Irish cities featuring visitor attractions, route planner and much more.

The Galway Americana Festival takes place at a number of venues throughout Galway city. 'Americana' is a label loosely used to describe alternative modern country music, music with that 'twang thang' which isn't strictly country in the 'Nashville' sense of the word, but nonetheless shares common roots. As far as the Galway Americana Festival goes, the organisers are taking the broader meaning of the word, i.e. any American roots music, not simply modern 'alternative country', but folk and roots music in all its glorious forms including Bluegrass, Country, Blues, Cajun, Americana, old-timey and even a quiff of rockabilly! This festival is a celebration of of root-and-branch American folk forms and promisses to offer something to please everyone!

Full details of programme, venues, and artists can be seen on the Festival website at the above link.

Galway Arts Festival is Ireland's leading arts festival, first held in 1978 this two week spectacular showcases the best in dancing, street performance, music, literary and children's events and art exhibitions. Over 150,000 people attend Festival annually with hundreds of writers, artists, performers and musicians creating theatre, spectacle, street art, music, comedy, literature and music producing a wonderful fortnight of cultural activity and celebration.

Theatre and dance companies including Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre Chicago, the Royal National Theatre, London, The Royal Court, James Thierree, Stephen Petronio Dance Company, Hubbard Street Dance, The Abbey Theatre and Galway’s world famous Druid Theatre have all performed at the Festival. Artists and musicians including Bill Viola, Joni Mitchell, Hughie O’Donoghue, Walker Evans, David Byrne, Blondie, David Gray, Brodsky String Quartet, Stephen Isserlis and Philip Glass have all recently participated at the Festival.

Set deep in Connemara but minutes from the bustling town of Clifden. Shanaheever Caravan and camping park has been welcoming campers for nearly 30 years. A well developed camping ground which has managed to remain close to nature to give our campers a feel of camping in the wild with all the modern facilities at their disposition.

Located on High St in Galway, Kilkenny is synonymous with the finest of Irish design in contemporary fashion, gifts, jewellery, crystal, pottery, ceramics, wood and metal. Gifts for all occasions are our speciality with dedicated wedding list and corporate gift services available. Kilkenny is Irelands Largest Emporium for Irish Designed Products.