Luxury Bed and Breakfast Accommodation in Galway City Centre If you intend to take a short break, why not enjoy one of our purpose built Bed & Breakfasts in the most sought after locations in Galway. Just minutes from the City and all with panoramic views of Galway Bay.

New in 2010 is the addition of greater seaside accommodation options on offer. One is located in Clifden, the capitol of Connemara and is an ideal place to head on to after staying in one of our Galway Bed and Breakfasts.
 

The White House Bed and Breakfast "Modern Luxury House located ten minutes walk from the city centre with frontal views of Galway Bay" Read More >	Ocean Crest Bed and Breakfast "Beautiful Wood finished home on the promenade between Salthill and the City Centre" Read More >	The Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast Galway City  Bed and Breakfast adjacent to Lough Italia which is just five minutes walk from the main railway station Read More >

Introduction to Galway:

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Galway is a vibrant University City renowned for it's Festivals, Music, Theatre. Archeological sites, Golf courses, Rivers, Lakes and the Aran Islands combine to make this county a magical place. Connemara dominated by the Twelve Bens is a delight to explore along with the rock covered landscape and wild beauty of the Aran Islands. The Burren with is fossilized landscape is just an hour from Galway City.  The quality of life in Galway, the people and land-scape are all magic

 

Welcome to Connemara The natural next stop after Galway..... LOOKING FOR ACCOMMODATION? We offer exclusive Bed and Breakfast accommodation in Clifden, Connemara. Read More  >

Galway City The nightlife and Pubs The Shopping Many Historical Sights The promenade Countless Festivals Eyre Square	Connemara Kylemore Abbey The Connemara National Park The Sky RoadRoundstone VillageMany Beaches The Connemara Loop	The Aran Islands Dun Aonghasa FortThe Seven ChurchesThe Black Fort Tradtional Life

Galway City with a population of 70 000 is the largest city in the province of County Galway which also is referred to as the West of Ireland. Galway is known as The City of the Tribes, because fourteen so-called tribes led the city to prominence early in its history. They were the merchant families of Athy, Blake, Bodkin, Browne, Darcy, Deane, Font, French, Joyce, Kirwin, Lynch, Martyn, Morris, Skerrett.