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 by RhineRoll
Swimming Pool, Aquarium, some fun fair thingies and plenty of cafes and pubs are also to be found here.
A bit of a pity that the oceanside buildings of Salthill are so unsightly. Good thing that they were built quick and dirty so they probably won't last very long.Future generations of city planners will get the chance to do a better job. Leave a Comment
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 Cliffs of Moher by RickinDutch
From the parking lot, you can stroll up a long and gradual set of stairs up to O'Brien's Tower. On a clear day you can see clear out to the Aran Islands. But it is the view down to the mists frmed by the breaking seas that I love.
Locals tell me you never know when the clouds will roll in and block the view. We were there in November and had an unobstructed view. Leave a Comment
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 Beach at Salthill by CruefanLeave a Comment Directions: There are buses every 15 minutes from City CentreWebsite: www.galway.net
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Grattan beach is a smallish horse-shoe shaped beach that is situated on the Western side of Salthill, making it almost in Galway.
The beach is of couse the place to soak up those rays, strip off and chill out - this is attainable about once every nineteen years in Galway. At all other times the small park by the side of the beach provides great viewpoint to get the full effect of the moody Galway bay. grey swirling skies and distant mountains. Your almost moved to poetry. This however would prove impossible due to the freezing wind.
The small park on the low headland I mentioned features a few sub-tropical plants desperately clinging to life and a rock on a small mound - presumbly a monument to all the holidaymakers who have frozen to death there. Leave a Comment
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If you're doing the Bus Eireann tour from Galway to the Cliffs of Moher, check the weather beforehand, ie schedule a couple days to go and see them. We had one day in Galway, and it turned out to be the foggiest day of the season. So, no cliff watching for us. Address: Cliffs of Moher
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Galway Beach by miketrudeauLeave a Comment Directions: West of Galway. You know, towards the ocean...
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