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Galway Irish Crystal Heritage Centre
Galway Irish Crystal has long been one of the world's best known and loved brands of traditionally crafted Irish lead crystal. Nestled in the heart of the West of Ireland, on the shores of Galway Bay, Galway Irish Crystal is steeped in the rich and diverse heritage of this unique hinterland. Their master craftsmen...
Galway Cathedral
The Cathedral of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven and Saint Nicholas was opened in 1965 and is situated on the site of the former county jail. The jail which closed in 1939 was renowned for its cruel treatment of prisoners. The Cathedral is the largest and most impressive building in the city. Most of the raw materials...
Nora Barnacles House
Nora Barnacle, wife of James Joyce, was born in the Bowling Green area of Galway. It is said that she provided the inspiration for the character Molly Bloom in ‘Ulysses'. James Joyce was a regular visitor to Galway and has written several poems and articles based in Galway including 'She Weeps Over Rahoon. The house in...
Galway Museum
Galway City Museum reopened on the 16th April with the launch of its permanent exhibition. Among the highlights on show is a rare 17th century altar piece, the new location of the statue of Pádraig Ó'Conaire and the Galway City Hooker boat, named 'Máirtín Oliver' by the public. The museum houses...
The Bridge Mills
The Bridge Mills is situated on O'Brien's Bridge, on the banks of the river Corrib. This 430 year old building has been beautifully restored. The building houses several specialist shops. The Bridge Mills celebrates its medieval origins during the summer months with medieval banquets, held nightly, which feature full period...
National University of Ireland, Galway
NUIG was established in 1845 as Queen's College Galway, and was formerly known as University College Galway. It is one of Ireland's foremost centres of academic excellence and houses over 15,000 students. It has a long established reputation of teaching and research excellence in each of its seven faculties - Arts, Science,...
Eye Cinema - Go to the Movies
EYE Cinema is locally-owned and operated and is amongst the most advanced cinemas in Ireland. EYE offers almost 1200 stadium planned seats across 9 screens, each with Dolby Digital EX full surround sound and Widescreen and Cinemascope picture. All screens are wheelchair accessible and each screen has an allotted amount of...
Leisureland
Leisureland, Salthill, Galway is a unique entertainment and health and fitness facility situated on Salthill's seaside promenade. The extensive pool area contains a 25 metre, 6-lane competitive deck level pool. In addition it has a warm up pool, and a kiddies leisure pool which comes complete with a full size Pirate Ship,...
Hipkidz
Hipkidz is a fully interactive Sports & Activity centre which helps you to get fit and have fun at the same time. From a Mini Athletics Stadium and Ball Target Impact Panels to indoor Gaelic Games, Rugby, Basketball, Soccer, Cyper Ball; Hipkidz have loads of great Sports & Fun, Fitness Activities where you can...
City Limits
City Limits is the ultimate in family entertainment, an emporium of indoor adventure for all ages. Be challenged both physically and mentally in Zero Limits. Steal yourself as you tackle the 5m Climbing Wall and while suspended from the roof of Zero Limits on the Air Park and be sure to be alert as you manoeuvre your...
Atlantaquarium
Atlantaquarium is Ireland’s National Aquarium and home to the country’s largest display of marine and fresh water life. The aquarium is located on the Seafront Promenade of Salthill, overlooking Galway Bay. Talks are held throughout the day during summer on a variety of topics including Fin Whale, Touch...
An Taibhdhearc Theatre
Catch a show at Galways oldest 108 seat year round theatre and immerse yourself in the local language and culture for a night of unforgettable entertainment. An Taibhdhearc is located on Middle Street in Galway City.
Aura Leisure Centre Tuam
Aura offers everybody, no matter your age or fitness level, the opportunity to improve your health and fitness as well as have fun. Aura Leisure Centres provide top class swimming facilities that are available to all ages and abilities. Our swimming pools are developed to a high standard and services offered include...
Glengowla Mines
Glengowla Silver and Lead Mine dates back to the 19th century and is located two miles outside Oughterard. Guided tours are available where you are lead down into the mines by steps, handrails and lighting. You will be guided through the large marble chambers and caverns where you will see silver, lead, calcite, quartz...
Dartfield Horse Museum and Heritage Centre
Dartfield is the only museum in the world dedicated to Irish Horses, Connemara Ponies and Irish dogs. Dartfield museum is a purpose built facility, one of Ireland’s premier tourist attractions. Originally opened to pay tribute to the unique Irish horse breeds the museum has now expanded and now encompasses the...
Claddagh Ring Museum
Both a museum and jewellery shop, this establishment is dedicated to the history of this Galway made ring. named after an old fishing area in the county, the rings were worn to indicate marriage but now they are just a token of friendship and are worn by Irish and Irish decedents the world over. The museum is located in...
Sheep and Wool Centre
The Sheep & Wool Museum was founded in 1992 with a view to displaying and conserving different items which were used in the wool industry locally. You are invited to enjoy the exhibits and demonstrations indoors, or take a stroll among the friendly sheep outdoors. Shop at your leisure for gifts and souvenirs, or ...