How to use a Galway map
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…
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Top fishing spots in Galway
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 the many rivers and mountain streams of Connemara. Interested? Read on for more…
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Top Golf Courses in Connemara – Find your swing!
Ireland is a golfer's haven and if you're prepared for changing weather, strong winds and challenging courses, then Connemara is the place for you. In the heart of Connemara you'll find top class parkland golf courses as well as links golf courses. All are surrounded by breathtaking scenery and boast high quality amenity areas and facilities. Read on for more…
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Walking in Connemara - Ireland's best walking!
Connemara is a walker's paradise, with magnificent landscapes and breathtaking scenery around every corner. Walking trails take in all parts of the region, glistening rivers and lakes, valleys, mountains and forests, so you're certainly in for a treat. Walks available include dramatic mountain walks, bog trotting and island hopping, so go and get those hiking boots and discover the West of Ireland for yourself.
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Grand Opera House Belfast
Belfast has had a long and colourful history, but forget about it's troubled past, it's now one of Europe's top city break destinations. There's plenty to see and so here. One such attraction is the Grand Opera House. So when in Belfast why not take in a performance at one of the city's best known landmarks?
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Connemara Top Attractions
Connemara is located in the West of Ireland in County Galway. It's one of the country's main Gaeltacht areas and Irish culture is very much to the fore here. Connemara is also home to breathtaking scenery, the rugged hills of the Twelve Bens, rusty shades of bog-land, rivers, lakes, forests, miles of unspoilt sandy beaches and the wonderful Connemara National Park. With such landscapes and beauty, Connemara certainly provides an amazing platform for many outdoor activities, sightseeing and much more.
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Walking in West Cork – Get away from it all!
West Cork is one of Ireland's most magical regions boasting a rich history, rugged mountains, beautiful scenery, pretty coastal towns and villages and an unhurried pace of life. Add to this unspoilt sandy beaches, extensive mountain and lowland trails and you've got the perfect destination for a walking holiday. So if you're looking for somewhere to explore and to get away from the stress of urban life, look no further than West Cork…
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Guide to Galway Bay
So where exactly is Galway Bay? It's located off the west coast of Ireland, between counties Clare and Galway in an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean. It stretches westwards from historic Galway city, is bordered on the north by County Galway, and to the south by the Burren area of North County Clare. The bay is protected at its mouth by the Aran Islands (Inis Mor, Inis Meann and Inisheer) and is around 50km in length, and 30km wide.
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Belfast City Sightseeing Tour
Located at the western end of Belfast Lough, the city of Belfast at the mouth of the River Lagan has gained a reputation for its bustling nightlife, excellent shopping and top tourist attractions. It's full of beautiful architecture and as it's relatively compact it's easy enough to get around on foot. But why not save yourself the hassle? Take the Belfast City Sightseeing Open Top Bus Tour. Buses depart regularly from Castle Place and you can take in many of Belfast's top attractions.
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New Year's Eve Dublin 2008
Yes I know its only September but believe it or not there are plans under way already for New Year's Eve in Dublin 2008. Dublin city centre is firmly established as one of the most popular places to be on New Year's Eve, with restaurants, pubs and clubs open until the wee hours of the morning. Read on for more suggestions on how to celebrate New Year's Eve in Ireland's Capital…
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