Flannery's Hotel Galway
Dublin Road, Galway City East Galway, County Galway, Western Ireland, ., Ireland
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Galway City
Galway is Ireland's second largest city and it's main tourist attraction is "The Spanish Arch", which is located on the banks of the river Corrib, was built in 1584. It was constructed during the mayoralty of Wylliam Martin in 1584, and has been called ceann an bhalla (the head of the …
Galway
Headed north still threatening rain, off through the countryside to catch the ferry at Tarbet across the Shannon into Killmer in County Clare. Followed the coast line, through thousands and thousands of stone fences, past the Cliifs of Moher and an area know as "The Burren", the whole hillside was Limestone strata right down to the coast, really …
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Cliffs of Moher... the cliffs of insanity!!!
Hold on to your hats because today we'll visit the awesome Cliffs of Moher rising hundreds of feet over the Atlantic Ocean. Vertigo sufferers beware! After lunch we’ll explore the weird and magical world of the Burren, Ireland’s lunar landscape and home to fairies ...
Hen Parties and Rainbow Sheep
... move under my feet as he landed. It's like walking on a giant, soggy mattress. We stopped at many tiny fishing villages along the loop where there were countless ancient stone buildings that were missing roofs and overgrown with vines and moss. One of the towns, called Westport, was a location where the potato famine hit hardest In the 1840's. Monuments and crucifixes dotted the landscape remembering the 1/3 of the population that was lost at the time. Also along ...
Posh Spice
... t take much to get lost in this city. Eventually we found the car, parked it somewhere else, and dashed off to the tourist office. We decided to book a bus tour around the Connemara regions and the Kylemore Abby. These tours are usually a full day event, with a bunch of little stops so you can take a **** load of pictures and spend money in the craft shops. The tour itself was pretty cheap, only ten Euros. It's usually cheaper if you can find a dude standing on ...
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