Park House Galway
Forster Street, Eyre Square Galway, County Galway, Western Ireland, Ireland
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The craic was 91
... Molloy’s pub in Westport and then it’s back to Galway for more shena****ns.
Day Five Galway to Dublin
Spend a free morning exploring the City of the Tribes with its fascinating history and streets thriving with buskers playing great live music. It’s then time to say farewell to the City of Tribes and return to Dublin’s Fair ...
Lost!
... jigs, reels, hornpipes on concertinas, concert accordions and the fiddle and a surprise Irish dance as a finale. Would definitely choose this option again!
While in Ireland, do as the Irish do? We piled into a pub to listen to some wonderful live music and drink a Bulmer's Cider.
Note: I think the most surprising today was the discovery of a tan. Who'd have thought that you could tan while in Ireland?
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Galway Bay
... drive around to see “Galway Bay” and up along the coast a bit. The roads here are fairly narrow and amazingly, once out of town a bit, the little side roads (or should I say tracks) have higher speed limits than the main road!!
Parking seems to be a bit of problem here in Galway, had terrible trouble trying to find a park anywhere let alone the Tourist Information Centre. I was able to easily find the B&B ...
Galway Girls
... was interesting to check out! They had a mechanical bull and all of the coyote ugly decorations. After that, we decided it was time to call it a night since we were all exhausted from the night before.
Today, we explored all over Galway. It is such a beautiful city! Our main goal of the trip was to be able to go horseback riding, so we went to the tourist office right away in the morning ...
Gaillimh (Galway)
... home, rather impossible - we left it to late and everything, even the crappiest hostels, were all booked. We spent the whole morning dealing with this which got very annoying - finally booked a hotel near Windsor Castle so we could spend the day there. The rest of the day we spent walking along the sea wall and out onto the pier. We made a delicious pasta with seafood and white sauce and hit the hay relatively early because we had an early train to catch the next day to Dublin.
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