Go see Galway United at their home ground TERRYLAND PARK on every second Friday night at 7.30pm. The supporters are great fun. The pitch is one of the best soccer pitches in Europe...seeing is believing. You can also visit the stadium most days between 9.30am and 4.30pm. Hot food and Galway United merchandise are on sale on match days.
The Irish professioinal soccer season commences in April and finishes in November. Check out http://.www.fai.ie for fixtures
Equipment: The Irish summer is unpredictable. Terryland Park has plenty of cover to prevent sunburn and/or the pissing rain!
Get there 30 minutes before kick off and you can park at the ground.
A taxi from anywhere in the city will probably cost 6 to 10 Euro.
Call Galway Taxis 091 561111
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Terryland Park is on the Dyke Road
The Galway races are one of the major events of the horseracing calendar.
They usually take place the last week in July
(in 2004 they will finish on Sunday 1st August)
They are unusual in that they last for a full seven days, with some evening, and some full-day events.
The course itself is quite hilly, but compact with a ruined castle in the middle !
The facilities are excellent, although the popularity of the meeting means it is very difficult to get a hotel room during the week, and the roads get completely clogged up.
Admission is quite steep, at 25 euro on the two biggest days - quite a loss even before you start betting !
The course was also the setting for a massive Papal mass when Pope John Paul II visited Ireland in the 1970's.
Equipment: Bags of cash !
If you go on Ladies day - then enter the spirit and dress up.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
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