Athenry Things to Do

This castle is located about 23km east of Galway city. After the Norman conquest in 1234, Richard de Burgo granted a charter to Meiler de Bermingham, his comrade in arms. De Bermingham built his castle by the ford on the River... more

Located on the Tuam Road just outside of Athenry, this is a little treasure for fans of classic Hollywood movies. This diminutive railway station on the Tuam/Athenry line at Ballyglunin was the "Castletown" station in the John... more

Situated about twenty minutes' drive from Galway city and close to the village of Oranmore, Renville Park surrounds a magnificent 16th century estate. The grounds include a network of trails and walks through woodlands, providi... more

Knockma is situated 8km west of Tuam and is home to the Hill of Maeve. It is believed that the legendary Queen Maeve of Connacht is buried at the top of this hill. Queen Maeve fought against many legendary warriors such as Cuch... more

For those interested in farm memorabilia and history, this museum should prove very interesting. The collection of old farm machinery and tools is reminiscent of an era of non-mechanized farming methods. A 19th-century thatched... more

With its minimalistic decor all done in black and white, The Place Bar at The G is undoubtedly the hottest spot on the Galway clubbing circuit. It has a transient vibe that is furthered by the red Swarowski crystals embedded in... more

ESPA in Galway endeavors to give you a feel of the glamor of The G. The spa boasts of eight luxury treatment rooms and four beauty suites with color changing mood therapy lighting. The Thermal Suite includes a Rock Sauna, Cryst... more

This golf course and club are located just 15 minutes from Galway, near the village of Oranmore. The course is on the south side of Galway Bay with breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Ryder Cup player Christy O'Connor Jr.... more

Just 10km outside Galway city, in the village of Oranmore, you will find this quaint little restaurant. Comfortable and pristine, the traditional décor sets the scene for a sumptuous dining experience. Seafood dominates the men... more

This pub is ideally situated for the traveler exploring the surrounding area. The main road in Kilcolgan village leads to Limerick. Off to the right is a road leading to the Burren. For anyone who dreams of the perfect Irish pu... more