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 Drinks on them! by LolaSanFrancisco In the lobby of the Raddison Hotel, the Oyster Ball had just gotten done in the main ball room and the place was swarming with Black Ties and ball gowns. The piano player was playing Elton John with great gusto. I rode the elevator up to Palie?s room and woke her ***ass up belting out that I had just loved and lost a very hot man, but never mind that, lets get our best dress on and go to the Ball! And with in, miraculously, 10 minutes we were downstairs, drinking Harvey Wall Bangers and chatting with a very nice Anthony Hopkins look-alike millionaire from Dublin. At about 4:00am, I was singing Willie Neilson songs to a rather large group of men, and trying to remember what was in a Harvey Wall Banger. As I said good night and parted ways, one bold man said: ?Aren?t you coming to my room?? To this I replied: ?You wouldn?t know what to do with me if I did.? This was the truth as I know it. Leave a Comment
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by Deefstes Galway has an annual Oyster festival. This festival is great fun and Galway city explodes into an even better joint than it usually is. The guy in the picture for instance decided to stand in his balcony and sing for the passers by. Leave a Comment
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To celebrate the beginning of the oyster season, Galway hosts two festivals every year. Now in it's 47th year, The Galway International Oyster Festival is the longest running festival in Ireland. Leave a Comment
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by Mandy23 It is the largest and most diverse arts festival in Ireland, running every summer for two weeks in July. Highlights each year include an extensive theatre programme and a colourful night-time parade which lights up the streets. The Festival has always featured major Irish and international theatre events, as well as an eclectic mixture of street theatre, visual art, music, comedy and dance. Leave a Comment
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by thunderbox Lots o fun! Especially when the pubs fill up with gamblers and when the horses come in for a pint. Leave a Comment
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Galway comes alive during the world famous Galway races. Its an experience for everyone - even if like me you've no interest in horses - its all about the incredible atmosphere that makes the whole of Ireland visit galway every July. The races can both be enjoyed at the track and then later you must visit the city to join the revellers - you'd never guess they just lost money! Leave a Comment
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the galway races are at the end of july to the start of august,it runs for seven days. Leave a Comment
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by melmouth if you are coming to Galway in september and want to have the wildest party ever then the Galway Oyster Festival is unmissable Leave a Comment
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