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Galway City Attractions
Salthill : Its fine promenade is equipped with a swimming pool with
an 18-hole golf course close by. Salthill has the best of both worlds:
fashionable and well-equipped, while adjoining an ancient and historic
city. Amenities such as restaurants, pubs, fishing, horse-riding,
cycling, water sports, tennis, an indoor swimming pool and beautiful
beaches are all within walking distance.
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Padraic O'Connaire
Statue of Padraic O'Connaire at Eyre Square (aka John F
Kennedy Park). |
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Leisureland Ferris Wheel
Leisureland family theme park.
Lots of carnival activities, crazy golf, swimming pool, water slide,
kiddies pool. |
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Galway Atlantaquaria
A wonderful collection of Atlantic sea creatures. |
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Galway Cathedral
Galway Catholic Cathedral as viewed from The Salmon Weir bridge. |
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Sporting Attractions
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Galway Races
One of the great racing festivals of Ireland, plus several other
meetings. |
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Greyhound Racing
Excellent facility, greyhound racing, top class restaurant, bar.
A great night out. |
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Pearse Stadium
Local venue for GAA games.
Gaelic football and hurling. |
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Galway Golf Course
One of the top golf courses in the West of Ireland. Green fees
welcome. |
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Today Galway City Ireland is the fastest growing city
in Europe. And it shows. Galway has a young population with a large
portion under 20 years of age, It also has a very active university
and this is reflected in Galway’s energy and liveliness. We can watch
the young playing hurling in the pouring rain and the ubiquitous "nice
day, isn’t it" comes from smiling faces even if the sky has opened its
floodgates.
Galway city is full of music and street activities,
galleries, restaurants, and theatre. Its literature and arts festivals
attract thousands from all corners of the world, as do the Galway
races. The word energy comes to my mind. Fishing in the middle of
town, rowing up the river into the lake, sailing on Galway Bay,
walking on the shores... its buzzing atmosphere gives Galway a
continental character.
Not only do many "blow-ins" from all
over the world love and live in the city, but also an endless medley
of tourists flock into Galway during the summer. They speak of the
friendliness here and many of them are back year after year.
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