The Galway Family History Society is located in Galway City. It offers a full genealogical service for West County Galway, an area stretching from Dunmore in the East to Kinvara in the South, and as far west as the Aran Islands.
Consultations are by appointment only, the last appointment is at 15:30 Monday-Thursday, and 12:30 on Friday.
Discover Galway Bay Boat Tours, Galway City, a family run business organising unique boat trips on scenic Galway Bay. Check out the heritage, maritime and historical tours catering for individuals, families and groups.
Galway City Museum, Spanish Parade, Galway City is situated on the banks of the river Corrib, close to The Claddagh and Galway Bay. Here visitors can soak up the archaeology, history and culture of Galway while also enjoying spectacular sea views.
The Galway History Tours focus on Galway City's important role in the clash of the French, Spanish, Russian and British Empires from 1700 to 1922. Led by a local military historian, the tour is suitable for small, large and school groups.
Take a stroll with Tour & Taste Galway through medieval Galway City. Explore the history and culture of the city using food and drink as a way of telling its story.
Located just 1 minute from Eyre Square in the heart of the city, Galway City Distillery is an unique addition to the bustling food and drink scene in Galway City.
Set on the banks of beautiful Lough Corrib, the scenic Glenlo Abbey Golf Course, is situated only 2.5 miles from the city of Galway. It was designed by Ryder Cup legend Christy O’Connor Jr and the course has been recognised as one of the best 9-hole golf courses in Ireland.
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