Galway Travel Blogs - Page 2

Our second step in Ireland was Galway, a city of about 50 000 peoples very lively ! We are in the afternoon, on the middle of the week, it's not the holidays, but there is a lot of people and animation in this city ! Even during the night, a lot of pubs are clubs are open to welcome all the party-g…

on the way up to galway we stopped at the cliffs of moher, poulnabrone in the middle of the burren, and a cool looking castle-the only one in all of ireland you can rent.  and if you've got the dough to rent it, it comes with a full medieval costume party!  we also took a short 20 minute …

driving from mullingar, finally we arrived at Galway. A little stop in the city but the smoothies and the visity to the bakery was good!we continued our trip for the coast seeing the sea every moment.

Belgium, Ireland, Germany and Luxembourg in July 2000.

Clare has beautiful countryside, small town life, and interesting historical sites. One of the best things I did there was to take one of the tour buses to the Cliffs of Moher and other sites along the way. Tours leave from Ennis and Galway for a good price. Ask at the tourist office in either town about the tours and where they go. I give both tourist offices A+ ratings for friendliness and helpfulness.

i had a best time of my life, living in Ireland. I hope i will come back one day!

Some more great scenery today and a bit of magical stories of fairies and leprechauns.  We visited Portal Tomb, surrounded by a very barren landscape.  Then walk around a fairy ring to get some good luck.  But our tour guide was dead serious that if we walked in the middle of the fai…

random pics from London, Edinburgh, Ireland, Vermont, Denver.

In about 7 years ago I was just geting out from teenage, thinking about career and another grows up matters like buy a car... So I took a 5 years financing to buy a car and started university... 5 years after I finally finished my course, took the car's money and made my first global journey! I spent 6 months in Europe and had ab amazing time, made lot of friends from everywhere, playied on the streets.. really great

The first day was a bit short.  After the previous tour weekend, I wasn't all that excited about taking another one but I realized that I could never see all that I wanted to see otherwise.  It helped that my tour guide this time was great.  He was a member of the Irish Army, so, nat…

Majella, (auburnfemirish) joined TravBuddy on July 24th and I looked at her profile photo and wondered if she had done something with the shot to create the tint to her skin or if it was just a different lighting.  She said she was not too worried about but I downloaded the photo and changed t…

Galway was a fine town when taken in, in the mornings. I had to make a pit stop at the post office to send off some more goods home, the duffelbag was getting heavier and heavier. We were headed towards Doolin. I cannot believe how much time we spent on the bus. Most pictures were taken i…

Life is too short to hold try-outs. I tried it once and I wanted it more. I always wondered how other people live with different culture and way of life. As much as I could remember from a kid till finished college,the only source that bombarded me was TV and later Internet. I know they are evil. I wanted to see it from my own eyes.

Just a few photos to show that there is life away from work.

Leaving Newmarket-on-Fergus, we headed north on the N18, which took us through Ennis on our way to Galway City. It was a wonderful drive, but I have to be honest, I don't remember much as I was just trying to take the landscape all in! I think what I remember most is all of the beautiful bright col…