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Built by the famous “Fighting” O'Flaherty clan way back in 1490, this Norman-style castle 24km west of Galway city is still in great nick. Just watch out for the ghost of Grace O'Malley
Address: OUGHTERARD, CO GALWAY.
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Enjoy a relaxing cruise along the majestic River Corrib. This 90-minute boat trip departs daily, passing castles, historical sites and assorted wildlife. If Galway's notorious rain hits, don't worry: the woodpanelled saloon is fully waterproof!
Address: DEPARTS WOODQUAY. | Tel: +353 (0)91 592447
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Once home to WB Yeat's patron Lady
Gregory, this exquisite townhouse has
long been at the heart of the city's
cultural life. Check out the programme of
concerts, readings and exhibitions.
Address: 47 DOMINICK STREET. | Tel: +353 (0)91 565 886
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Situated behind the famous Spanish Arch, this museum tells the story of Galway through artefacts dating back to medieval times. The highlight is an 8m-long Galway hooker (don't worry it's a type of boat!) suspended in the atrium.
Address: SPANISH PARADE. | Tel: +353 (0)91 532 460
