Jurys Galway Inn
Quay Street Galway, County Galway, Western Ireland, Ireland
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Galway: New City + Visitors!!!
Friday was Cliffs of Moher, which I was excited to go see, on our way to Galway. The cliffs themselves were beautiful, but I was a little dissapointed with the trip since it was very touristy and we spent just as much time looking around the shops than at the cliffs! More exciting was the fact that Taylor (the bf) was getting into Galway on Friday …
Music, Dolphins, and Aran Islands
On Wednesday, after class and a quiz we spent some more time in town and went to dinner at Sonny’s pub. The next day I had a statistics test and then Mom, V, and me went to lunch at Elle’s café, and we walked along the bay before they left for the train back to Dublin. I’m so happy they could come!!
That night we went to …
Galway March 16-18 2007
After four legs of travel over eight hours I get dropped in the nice little city of Galway, Ireland. Not so nice was the fact that I couldn't get my mobile to work in Ireland. So I was slightly stranded at a bus station in a town I had no more knowledge of then a town in Croatia. Eventually I get my act together, got in contact with my fellow …
Connemara and Galway
Today was a long day of scenic driving. We left Westport and headed into the Connemara region. We drove through the area making several stops at Croagh Patrick, the Coffin Ship, the Doo Lough Valley, Kylemore Abbey and the Connemara National Park. I think we are all looking forward to Dublin and not driving anywhere. Bekah was car sick and Sean and …
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Galway Hooker
... enough that this could be a foolish and fatal folly. We quickly retreated to the relative comfort of the visitor centre cafe and watched the video on what we were too chicken to go and look at. You might abhor this kind of lazy tourism, but after nearly five months of travel I just don't care. Being warm, and having a nice steaming pot of tea is primary to any sightseeing experience. Plus the visitor centre had a oddly fascinating selection ...



