Whether your interests include river, lake or at sea fishing, Horse riding, Golfing, sailing, windsurfing, shopping or indeed spending an evening ay the theater then Galway, the city of the Tribes offers everything for visitors from all walks of live. Incorporating all year round entertainment the city exudes vibrancy during the Arts Festival, "Craic" during Galway Race Week and charm during the Oyster Festival.
Fishing
Fishing is possible almost everywhere. There are plenty of lakes, rivers and of course the sea. For perfect information you must visit the famous site;
www.where-to-fish.com It tells you everything you want to
know, and where to go.
Fishing is possible almost everywhere. There are plenty of lakes, rivers and of course the sea. For perfect information you must visit the famous site;
www.where-to-fish.com It tells you everything you want to
know, and where to go.
A trekkers Paradise: Located only 2 km from Galway City. Here you can absorb breathtaking views of the wild Atlantic ocean, the Aran Islands and the Burren while trekking through the hills and valleys of Connemara.
Judy Greene Pottery Shop and
Workshop
Come see the Potters at work. Personalize & Paint your own pot, let your children decorate their own mug / plate / lamp etc.. Special value in Apprentice pieces & seconds.
This 18 hole Par Three Course has some excellent long holes as well as some beautifully designed short holes which demand very special skill to negotiate, yet not cause any undue hardship to any player.
Leisure World Galway
Everyone is heading to Galway for this great adventure, full of recreational, educational and fun activities. Ten Pin Bowling, Laserquest,Adventureland, Pool, Video Pursuits and of course a Bar & Restaurant and much more.
Everyone is heading to Galway for this great adventure, full of recreational, educational and fun activities. Ten Pin Bowling, Laserquest,Adventureland, Pool, Video Pursuits and of course a Bar & Restaurant and much more.
Take a walk in Coole Park where great writers
used to walk. In the direction of Limerick you
pass Clarenbridge, famous for their annual
Oyster-Festival and also the famous restaurant Paddy Burke's.
