The Galway Arts Festival 2008?presents an international programme of theatre, music, spectacle, visual arts, dance, music, literature, comedy, street performances as well as parades involving many artists and performers. It provides vital exposure for both Irish and International performing and visual arts, so come along and check it out for yourselves?from July 14th to July 27th 2008.
One of Ireland's biggest horse racing fixtures and fashion extravaganzas, the world-renowned Galway Racing Festival, takes place from the 28th of July to the 3rd of August 2008. The venue is Ballybrit Racecourse, just outside Galway city centre, and whether you're a veteran race goer or a novice and fancy a flutter you'll love the unique atmosphere of this fun filled racing event.
Galway bed and breakfast accommodation is a fantastic way of experiencing life in a family home in the west of Ireland. B&Bs are normally family-run and Galway is no different, so you can enjoy a traditional Irish welcome when you book into your accommodation. You'll find these properties located throughout the county from Galway city to towns and villages along the coast. Read on for more information on B&Bs in Galway.
Galway self catering accommodation provides a wonderful option if you like the freedom and independence that holiday rentals bring. Self catering in Galway is really popular and holiday homes range from rural cottage retreats in Connemara to campus-style accommodation in Galway city. Read on to find out more about Galway self catering.
4 star Galway hotels can be found throughout the county, from the very popular Eyre Square in the heart of the city centre to towns and villages along the coast of Galway. 4 star hotels provide that extra level of comfort and luxury so you know that every Galway hotel with this rating will provide an excellent standard of accommodation and service.
I took the top picture of Kylemore Abbey from the south side of Lough Pollacappul, on our way from Doo Lough to Clifden. The bottom picture is where the N59 passes the lake; Kylemore Abbey would be to the right.The abbey was originally called Kylemore Castle and built between 1867 and 1871 as a present for the wife of Manchester tycoon Mitchell Henry. His wife, Margaret, had fallen in love with
One of the regulars on the Trip Advisor Ireland forum recommended a scenic drive along Lough Nafooey for something to do in the County Mayo/County Galway area. I wasn't disappointed. These are some pictures I took on the west end of the lake.
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3 star hotels in Galway are located in all parts of the county, from Connemara to Eyre Square in the?heart of Galway city?centre. 3 star Galway hotels have all of the facilities you'll need for a relaxing break and with the approval of the Irish Tourist Board you're guaranteed a quality place to stay.
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Planning a trip so you can visit other areas of the city during day trips is another way to enjoy your holiday to Galway. You can take the private tours, cycle tours, golf tours, walking tours and scenic drive tours. These tours are interesting because they take to areas that you might [...]
Alberic O'Kelly de Galway was born on the 17th of May 1911 in Brussels, Belgium. Awarded the IM title in 1950, the GM title in 1956 and the GMC title in 1962 he won the 3rd World Correspondence Championship in 1962. He passed away in Brussels in 1980.
The Burren (Great rock) is a unique karst-landscape region in northwest County Clare, in Ireland. The region measures approximately 250 square kilometres and is enclosed roughly within the circle comprised by the villages Ballyvaughan, Kinvara, Tubber, Corofin, Kilfenora and Lisdoonvarna, It is bounded by the Atlantic and Galway Bay on the west and north respectively. [...]
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The Regenerative Medicine Institute (REMEDI) at National University of Ireland, Galway, invites applications for a Research Assistant positions. Specifically, REMEDI is interested in someone with previous experience in tissue culture and molecular biology. Successful applicant will carry out research within the REMEDI research programmes in the development of cardiovascular therapies conducted in partnership with industry sponsors. The duration of the post will be until November this year in the first instance, and the successful applicant will be invited to take up the positions as soon as possible. The research project is supported by a Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) grant and industry funding. Salary for this position would be about € 25,000-30,000 p.a. REMEDI explores the synergie
Ireland. The Regenerative Medicine Institute (REMEDI) at National University of Ireland, Galway, invites applications for a Research Assistant positions. Specifically, REMEDI is interested in someone with previous experience in tissue culture and molecular biology.
Successful applicant will carry out research within the REMEDI research programmes in the development of cardiovascular therapies conducted in partnership with
Looking for Galway hoels with spa facilities? For the ultimate relaxing getaway there's a good selection of Galway hotels offering pampering and revitalising body treatments. Treat yourself to a weekend away and you'll feel like a whole new you!
There are many hotels in Galway with conference facilities that can cater for the largest of events. Alot of Galway hotels have expanded into the conference market with facilities to match the best in the country. In fact, Galway is now regarded as a top conference destination as it has a combination of quality hotels, wonderful scenery and a unique laid-back atmosphere. All of this means that businesses are now looking west to Galway when it comes to organising high profile meetings and conferences.
Galway hotels with leisure facilities are plentiful with a whole host of properties located in Galway city and in the surrounding areas of County Galway. So for a leisure break at one of County Galway's many hotels you can choose from a variety of accommodation including Galway hotels with their own swimming pool, high-tech gyms, treatment rooms and more.
See what you missed?In this clip Kinnell reads ananti-war poem by Paul Celan titled"Black Milk of Daybreak."For more about Split This Rock,the biennial poetry festival ofpoetry of provocation and witness,visit www.splitthisrock.org
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...
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:
If you happen to be in Galway city on the 20th of July this year, then you won't want to miss the Macnas Parade. This year's Macnas Parade is entitled "Apocolopolis"? and starts at 10pm, so it's sure to make for a spectacular night time event.
Galway is the only city in the province of Connacht in the Republic of Ireland. The city is located on the west coast of Ireland. In Irish, Galway is also called Cathair na Gaillimhe: "City of Galway". The city takes its name from the Gaillimh river that formed the western boundary of the earliest settlement. The city also bears the nickname City of the Tribes, because fourteen “Tribes” (merchant families) led the city in its Hiberno-Norman period. The population of Galway city is 72,414 and Galway appears to be Ireland’s fastest growing city. Main street of GalwayTypical houses of Galway, with different coloursThe Gaelic language, mainly spoken by older people, is written almost everywhereNo wounder why Irish are so strong, Guiness is the answer !
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 cultur
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...
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 t
Fancy a break in one of Ireland's finest hotels? Staying in one of the 5 star?Galway hotels is certainly a real treat. You can experience a world of total luxury, be waited on hand and foot and recharge your batteries.
Galway city?is a magnet for?visitors all year round. Among its many attractions are the Spanish Arch and Eyre Square, and you can soak up the unique atmosphere of this pulsating city. The streets are lined with restaurants, pubs, caf?s and shops and for somewhere to stay, we have a really good selection of Irish Tourist Board approved Galway hotels.
I created a puzzle from this photograph on Rambling Puzzles this morning and realized that I didn't have a post about the Galway Market on Rambling Traveler. We had such a good time the day we visited, I decided to share some of our experience.Every Saturday morning, there is a market in Galway, next to St. Nicholas Church. The day we went, it was crowded with locals buying fresh flowers, produce and a nice variety of breads. There were tourists as well, looking at jewelry, purses, scarves and pictures.It was fun to walk around and see everything, inhaling the tempting smells from food stands and listening to locals greeting each other and catching up on news. We had fun lunches that day, an olive/cheese/red pepper salad from one food stand stuffed into a warm pita from another, a fresh sausage, and a falafel sandwich. We also bought some of that wonderful bread to enjoy as we walked around.If you are planning a visit to Galway, I definitely recommend a visit to the Saturday mor
Welcome to FANS DAY on InsideArsenal, as promised I shall provide a platform for articles from Gooners the World over, and this is your chance to outblog FTK. Considering the hectic exchanges of yesterday, I'm due for a rest anyway! I shall be judging the articles and the best submission based on relevance, presentation and comments from our readers will receive a superb prize in the shape of an InsideArsenal t-shirt. Just what the best dressed Gooners are wearing! Oh and yes the Editors decision is final!
C'mon get scribbling and get your articles in to me, I can add graphics and sort out the fonts so c'mon you Gooners
Today I welcome Galway Gooner and his submission should spark lively debate… so without further ado take it away Galway…
In the days leading up to the kick off of the World Cup in 2006 word started to leak out that the Czech midfielder had flown from the national side’s training camp to Londo
Got sent this link to an apartment in Galway by Keith. Pretty funny. You would hope it’s done as a joke but I know a few people from Galway so, judging by what some of them get up to, it’s probably for real.
If the page is taken down you can see a screenshot here.
Seriously, what's going on with the water situation in the West? I have a theory that the supply has been contaminated by politicians cacking themselves in fear that they'll be found out and end up like The Stroke, Michael Fahy.Sydney set to stage a blackout for an hour to highlight concerns over global warming.Sinead Gleeson takes over the late morning slot at Phantom FM for the week. Apparently, she's wearing stripy pyjamas while presenting. Well worth a listen.Google's acquisition of YouTube may not have been the best investment since after all. Personally, I mainly use it to view traditionally produced video content.I had the pleasure of hanging out with JoePaolo and the Sunshine Brigade this weekend. Check out their MySpace page. I just dare you not to tap your foot to 'Kilim'.tags:sunshinebrigade
“It was a dark and stormy night” here in Northern California. The drive from Lodi to San Rafael in the late afternoon wasn’t bad, but the drive back home to Lodi was miserable because of the steady, hard downpour which made it extremely difficult to see and fairly treacherous since portions of the freeway were beginning to develop standing water since so much water was coming down quickly. In
Looking for Galway hotels? There are around 50 Galway hotels scattered throughout the county from the bright lights of Eyre Square to the rugged wilderness of the breathtaking Connemara region.? Whether it's luxury 5 star Galway hotels you're after, or a cheap and cheerful budget Galway hotel, there's something to suit your needs.
Calling all music lovers to the "city of the tribes" for the week long Galway Sessions. This year's event takes place from the 15th to the 22nd of June.?The Festival offers an extensive programme featuring concerts, folk-club gigs, open air events as well as art and photographic exhibitions.
Galway city attracts visitors all year round. Among its many attractions are the Spanish Arch and Eyre Square and you can soak up the unique atmosphere of this pulsating city. The streets are lined with restaurants, pubs, caf?s and shops and for somewhere to stay, we have a really good selection of Irish Tourist Board approved hotels.
When in Ireland, you're sure to want to visit the beautiful county of Galway in the west of Ireland. Galway is a top destination for visitors to Ireland and has recently been chosen in a Trip Advior survey as one of the top 100 destinations to visit in the world!
After a day exploring the city kick back and enjoy the atmosphere in some of Galway's best known bars. There's no shortage of pubs in town, some with heated beer gardens and live music nightly. Read on for more...
Galway City Council have reached a unanimous agreement to make the Spanish Arch the heart of the city's new cultural quarter, along with the Galway City Museum, the Druid Theatre and the Art House Cultural Cinema.
Ladies all over Ireland are getting ready for the much anticipated release of one of the biggest chick flicks this year - Sex and the City. The film premiers on May 28th and there's simply no where better to celebrate the occasion than the hip and stylish 5 star g hotel in Galway city.
You'll be overwhelmed by the amount of eateries in Galway city! It's got everything from fish and chip shops and cafes, to elegant restaurants. Here's our little guide to just some of the top places for you to eat out when in Galway city...
Galway city is a fantastic destination whether you're on a family holiday, romantic weekend, city break or touring Ireland. It's got something for everyone whether you prefer the vibrant city centre or laid back Salthill. Galway has been chosen as one of the top 100 destinations to visit in a recent poll by Trip Advisor so come and see it for yourself...
When in Ireland, you're sure to want to visit the beautiful county of Galway in the west of Ireland. Galway is a top destination for visitors to Ireland and has recently been chosen in a Trip Advior survey as one of the top 100 destinations to visit in the world!
After a day exploring the city kick back and enjoy the atmosphere in some of Galway's best known bars. There's no shortage of pubs in town, some with heated beer gardens and live music nightly. Read on for more...
Galway City Council have reached a unanimous agreement to make the Spanish Arch the heart of the city's new cultural quarter, along with the Galway City Museum, the Druid Theatre and the Art House Cultural Cinema.
You'll be overwhelmed by the amount of eateries in Galway city! It's got everything from fish and chip shops and cafes, to elegant restaurants. Here's our little guide to just some of the top places for you to eat out when in Galway city...
Galway city is a fantastic destination whether you're on a family holiday, romantic weekend, city break or touring Ireland. It's got something for everyone whether you prefer the vibrant city centre or laid back Salthill. Galway has been chosen as one of the top 100 destinations to visit in a recent poll by Trip Advisor so come and see it for yourself...
Both the humble oyster and Guinness are in high demand this September when the Galway International Oyster Festival takes place from Thursday 25th September to Sunday the 28th September. This hugely popular event annually attracts thousands to the west of Ireland for a few days of oyster tasting and partying - check out our guide to this year's festivities
A visit to Connemara would not be complete without a visit to the magnificent Kylemore Abbey - the jewel in the Connemara crown!? Read on to find out why Kylemore Abbey is one of the top attractions in Galway.
They say when you visit Connemara you "experience the real beauty of Ireland". It's located in the north west corner of County Galway and is an area of desolate beauty, incredible scenery and some interesting attractions, which combine to make Connemara a really beautiful place and a place close to the hearts of Irish people and visitors alike. Read on to find out what makes this corner of Ireland
The Galway Film Fleadh takes place this year from the 8th -13th of July in Galway city in the west of Ireland. The festival attracts everyone from film buffs to budding film makers to view the best of the best of Irish, European and International cinema. This film festival was founded about 20 years ago and has been a huge success down through the years...find out what's in store for this year's f
No visit to Ireland is complete without a visit to one of its many historic castles. Some are enchanting and fairy-like filled with character and charm, while others are said to be haunted! The castles in Ireland are full of history and a great way to learn about what life was like long ago. If you're in the Galway area visit Dunguaire Castle. Read on to find out about Dunguaire Castle...
Galway is a beautiful city located on the western seaboard of Ireland. So beautiful is it, that it was once described as the "Venice of the West" by well-known Irish poet, William Butler Yeats. Galway is a vibrant colourful city, recognised world wide for it's friendly people and welcoming atmosphere and once visited, you'll keep wanting to return!
The National University of Ireland, Galway (also know as N.U.I Galway, or previously University College Galway U.C.G.) can be found on University Road, right in the heart of Galway city centre. This landmark attraction is a must for visitors to Galway city if only to see explore its history and view it's architecture.
Make sure you visit this unique attraction when in Galway. The Glengowla Mines is located just off the main Galway city/Clifden road not far from Oughterard (about 3km). Glengowla is one of the best examples of a silver and lead mine in the country and is, in fact, Ireland's only show mine! Read on for more...
With its miles of beaches and unspoilt stretches of ocean, Galway is an ideal location for water sports enthusiasts. You can enjoy swimming, surfing, sailing, rowing, and even scuba diving in clean water and pleasant surroundings. Check out our guide to the best places to visit and the most popular water sports activities.?
The West of Ireland has a wonderful mixture of both parkland golf courses and links golf courses. The outstanding surroundings, high quality amenity areas, unpolluted environment, and splendid golf makes golfing in County Galway a delight.? So why not test your golfing skills in some of the classic golf courses the West of Ireland has to offer?
Galway Airport is the gateway to the West of Ireland. Located just 9km east of Galway city, Galway Airport is the fastest growing airport in Ireland and offers an excellent service as well as top class facilities. Read on for more...?
