Nestled in the vibrant city of Galway, Pearse Stadium stands as a prominent venue for fans of Gaelic games. Located just a stone’s throw from the stunning Galway coastline and a short walk from eyre square & the bustling city center. The stadium hosts thrilling matches, community events, and cultural festivities. For visitors attending these […]
Read MoreFirst of all, what is a Fleadh? In Gaeilge, our native tongue, this means a feast / festival or celebration. So aptly naming this the Galway film fleadh is a fitting tradition. Founded over 35 years ago in 1989, this festival is a platform to showcase the boldest new films. Bringing an audience and a […]
Read MoreComing back to the Galway Racecourse in 2024, Elf Town Galway will bring children on a magical journey through the castle gates and into a magical world of fun. This is a magical experience that takes place in three different venues over four floors. To start off the magic, Santa Claus will send a personalised […]
Read MoreHave you ever heard of the Galway International Oyster & Seafood Festival? This is the 69th edition of the annual event that has been running since 1954. Would you believe it also attracts over half a million visitors to Galway each year. The festival is one of the biggest events in the Galway food scene. […]
Read MoreHalloween in Galway City culminates in one spooky night this October Bank Holiday Weekend. As the traditional Trick or Treating may not be your way to celebrate, enjoy a street festival in the city. Macnas, meaning playful in native Gaeilge, is a theatre company in Galway. The company productions are immersive for all, with interactive […]
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