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"At the junction of Abbeygate Street and Shop Street in Galway City, one can find Lynch’s Castle – a fortified house from the medieval era. It was home to the Lynch family, one of the Galway tribes, and it is believed that parts of the limestone structure date back to the 14th century. Today, the castle houses AIB Bank."

"Now an AIB Bank, this excellent example of a town castle was built around 1500 (the exact date is unknown). The facade's stonework includes ghoulish gargoyles and the coats of arms of Henry VII, the Lynches (the..."

"If you are looking for no-fuss family activities in Galway, then try Monkey Business. An indoor play centre which is ideal for kids from age 2 upwards, this soft play centre has a café which allows parents to grab a coffee and sit down while the kids play. Check their Facebook page for the latest information on opening hours and admission prices."

"An iconic piece of Galway’s history, the Claddagh ring features two hearts and a crown and can symbolise romantic availability or otherwise, depending on the direction that the crown points. Some firms that make the city’s ring date back to the 18th century. It’s associated with the Joyce Tribe and has spread far and wide in recent years, but several Galway shops (the museum, naturally, is also one) have cornered a local market steeped in tradition."

"The Claddagh ring has become iconic the world over thanks to the spread of the Irish across the globe. Delve into the history and lore of this iconic ring at the Legend of the Claddagh Ring museum and visitor centre, where you can learn where the ring first came from and what it has come to represent."

"Enquiries: Recreation & Amenity Department Galway City Council City Hall College Road Galway Tel: (091) 536565 E mail: parks@galwaycity.ie"

"Enquiries: Recreation & Amenity Department Galway City Council City Hall College Road Galway Tel: (091) 536565 E mail: parks@galwaycity.ie"

"The award winning 4**** Menlo Park Hotel & Conference Centre is a stylish & elegant property situated near the heart of Galway City. The emphasis at the Menlo Park is on offering the very best of modern facilities along with old fashioned hospitality, where our guests will be given a cordial welcome and an uncompromised level of service. At the Menlo Park Hotel, all of our 70 bedrooms are beautifully appointed and attractively designed with rich colour schemes - plus all of the usual facilities one would expect in a modern hotel of this standard."

"Menlo Park Hotel is found in a private property, conveniently within walking distance from Downtown Galway, and even nearer to Galway Shopping Center. It is one of the top choices for tourists who like shopping, sightseeing, and city walks. Once done with a full day of exploration, come home to your air-conditioned and WiFi-ready room in this four-star hotel that also has on-site dining with special diet menus waiting for you."

"Showcasing modern interiors and a luxurious atmosphere, Clayton Hotel Galway is patronized by tourists who are into luxury, comfort, and convenience. This four-star hotel has all the ingredients for a comfortable holiday experience, such as cozy rooms with a King Koil bed and a smart TV, plus a bunch of amenities for guests’ enjoyment, including an indoor pool and a gym, and world-class services. You may also gorge on delicious Irish fares on the on-site restaurant while enjoying live entertainment."

"This contemporary hotel with leisure facilities and free parking is located opposite Galway Racecourse, just outside Galway city. Clayton Hotel Galway is close to major Galway business parks including IDA Galway Business & Technology Park, Parkmore Business Park, Briarhill Business Park and Ballybrit Business Park. All rooms and suites are air conditioned and each boasts a King Koil bed and a large flat-screen TV."

"Book today and take advantage of the wide range of local attractions to discover when you stay at the Lady Gregory Hotel in Gort."

"A post shared by Style & The Scholar (@style_and_the_scholar) on Aug 11, 2016 at 2:57pm PDT. Also known as the Tigh Fox Trad House is a marvelous, clean-looking bar, with polished floors, a nice, warm fireplace, and TV to watch good sports. Try some of their menus for dinner, a Guinness, and have a chat while listening to traditional Irish music while imbibing the warm and spiritual atmosphere of this prestigious bar."

"Housed in a beautiful stone building on Docks Road, Rúibín Bar and Restaurant will reopen Monday June 7 th with limited outdoor seating. Think funky bar snacks, regular and craft beers and serious wines. Lunch could be anything from crispy fried chicken with pickle salad, fermented hot sauce and sour cream to a very summery poached salmon salad with samphire, asparagus, garden peas and organic leaves."

"Rúibín Bar & Restaurant gives a scenic view overlooking the docklands. The exterior is quaint and understated while still being beautifully modern. The restaurant focuses on Irish seasonal foods, promising to leave your mouth watering."

"Tosnú comes from an Irish word meaning “to start” or “begin”. New beginnings is the magic word when it comes to the restaurant vision. Their goal is to make you feel comfortable and welcome while you’re enjoying a contemporary dining experience."