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The Hill of Doon is located approximately 14 kilometres from Oughterard; simply take the road signposted "Glann". This spot is ideal for the traveller who's looking for spectacular views in a tranquil setting. There are picnic... more
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On the westerly side of Headford town lies the ecclesiastical ruins of Ross Abbey. This friary was founded in 1357 and is one of the best-preserved ancient buildings in Ireland, most of the original structure is still intact. T... more
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This unusual attraction is situated on the Galway/Clifden road (N59), two miles west of Oughterard and about twenty minutes drive from Galway. The Glengowla Mines are the only mines in Ireland which are open to the public. The... more
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A trip to Connemara is not complete without a cruise around Lough Corrib. This lovely lake is one of Ireland's largest bodies of water. Stop at Inchagoil Island and visit the restored 12th century church there. Sir Benjamin Gui... more
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michelle finkelstein said
…>th century postcard-perfect castle situated on the Lough Corrib Lake, only 45 min from Galway City. Relax… continue reading »
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This beach can be found just 5 kms west of Galway city. Simply turn right just after Barna Woods. A narrow access road leads the way and parking in the areas provided is recommended, although there is a small charge. This clean... more
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John J. Burke's is situated between Lough Mask and Lough Corrib, and is renowned for its traditional atmosphere. Burke's is a friendly and hospitable place with live music and lively banter. Good home cooking is also on offer,... more
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Based around the River Corrib, this club caters for rowers of all ages and abilities, with boats to suit all varieties of rowing. A very experienced coaching staff provide help and advice, and the club is also equipped with gym... more
Clonbur Travel Experiences
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The Burren
The Burren is an area stretching across counties Clare and Galway. The Burren used to be under the sea, giving it an unusual landscape... Continue reading »
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Ellens fiddle...
We left Tony and Bernies on Wednesday morning, with plans to make our way to Keshcarrigan, Co. Leitrim, where Poppy is from. On the way t... Continue reading »
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Galway and the Aran Islands
Well I must say that Galway has been everything it was supposed to be and more. I have enjoyed my visit here and find it somewhat s... Continue reading »
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Irish Politics 101
Following is Mary Alice’s brief overview of Irish politics. Tom and I stopped by the pub where a Clinic was being held. One of the minist... Continue reading »
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It had to end somewhere
Well all trips have to end somewhere and ours ended in Ireland. A sort of halfway house, close enough to home that we could get used to... Continue reading »
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