The Harbour Galway

New Docks Rd, The Harbour Galway, County Galway, Western Ireland, Ireland

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Short trip to the west coast

A travel blog entry by pathenger

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Took the train to Galway from Dublin (3hours). Galway is a rather big seaside town with a charming downtown area and a good place to use as a base to explore the west coast of Ireland. I took a tour north to the Connemara area. You really feel like you are in Ireland ... sheep, stone walls, thatched corteges and people with such heavy accents you …

Oh no .... spew

A travel blog entry by sharonmerrick

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Slept in a wee bit following our pub singalong night. No hangover though ... bonus. Sat down to breakfast in the guest room and next to us was a group of 6 Americans complaining about Australians and how we talk! How rude! There's nothing wrong with the way we talk. It's the yanks that have *******ised the English language ... not us.

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Galevating around Galaway

A travel blog entry by lcasazza701

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... Despite the rain we were all excited to see the Book of Kell’s. We made our way through the campus only to find it does not open until 12 on Sundays. #FAILNUMBA2. So we went back out and decided to go back to Grafton street to a coffee shop that looked crowded. We ended up having some awesome pancakes and tea. Within 4 minutes of our food coming Allie ran back to the mall. Danielle and I waited in anticipation. Nearly finished with our food Allie renters the restaurant with ...

Preparations and procrastination!

A travel blog entry by lmoran

... and very pleasant distraction from all this pre-trip stress!).

The rough plan as it stands is to fly to Delhi with my sister Niamh on the 8th of August and spend 2 weeks travelling around India. Then into Nepal via land for 2 months of volunteering, trekking and sightseeing. And then onto Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand and then another 2 and a ...

Cilffs, more cliffs and a tin whistle!

A travel blog entry by wechsler

... not to go past! By going past this allowed you to crawl to the edge of the cliff to peer over to see the straight drop down to the ocean. I don't think those afraid of heights would have enjoyed it!

Our lunch stop was in Lahinch - La-hinch for La-hunch!! Lahinch was very pretty, the beach very popular for surfing. I'm sure the water was freezing! Lahinch is also famous for having Irelands most expensive golf course. I think I heard ...

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