County Galway West Ireland

The western dramatic coastline, green pastures to the East and the performing arts festivals of County Galway fits the bill of what tourists expect and hope to see in Ireland. Known as "The County of the Tribes", the community spirit will ensure a warm welcome awaits you. The Connemara landscape is world renowned for fauna and wildlife. The Aran Islands just off the coast of Galway is worth a visit to experience the Irish traditions of years gone by. While the land to the East separated by the Lough Corrib covers the low lands of Ireland leading down to the Shannon.

County Galway is seen to be comprising of many areas worth visiting:

Connemara, considered to be one of the most unspoilt and spectacular regions of Ireland. It is an unique area of outstanding natural beauty, with excellent angling facilities and plenty of options for touring and enjoying a round of golf. Kylemore Abbey and Gardens is just one of the attractions not to be missed in the area, it is a Neo-Gothic architecture, the estate features a Victorian walled garden, restored Abbey, Gothic church and also a pottery and craft shop. There are many towns in this region along the exploring route of Connemara.

Aran Islands, the islands comprise of three separate islands, Inishmore, Inishmaan, Inisheer. These islands are the high peaks of a submerged limestone reef that runs out to sea from the coast of County Clare. Inishmore is the largest of the islands measuring around 8 miles in length and receives the most visits. Inishmaan is 3 miles long while Inisheer is just 2 miles long. Kilronan on Inishmore is the main town and port of the three islands.

East Galway, reaching from Galway city to the shores of the river Shannon, this area offers the visitor much to see including the beautiful villages of Gort and Kinvara.

Galway City, is a vibrant university city and has everything the visitor could desire, shopping, dining, theatre, music and places of historical interest. Also a perfect base for touring the wonderful visitor attractions around the County of Galway.

	Beach House, Clifden Beach House is a bright comfortable home set in mature gardens with glorious views overlooking the sea. The house is located in a quiet peaceful area just 1km from the town of Clifden.It is an ideal base for touring Connemara and County Galway. Category:Farmhouse B&B Season:15 March - 31 October Location:Connemara	Web_Site
	Fenagh House - B&B, Galway City Fenagh House is situated in Rockbarton Green, off Rockbarton Road, in Salthill just 2km from the centre of Galway City.Located in a peaceful scenic area and only a five minutes walk from all conveniences Category:B&B Season:April - October Location:Galway City	Web_Site
	Clareview House, Kinvara Clareview House offers traditional farmhouse accommodation in an idyllic rural setting just outside the scenic village of Kinvara. Kinvara is the gateway to the limestone landscape of the Burren and the Cliffs of Moher Category:Farmhouse B&B Season:March - October Location:East Galway	Web_Site

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