Introducing 'Galway Voices: Stories from the Edge', a youth-led digital storytelling project amplifying the voices of young people living and creating in Galway’s Westend, offering a contemporary lens on place, community and the city’s evolving night-time culture.
Read More →Having found your favourite spots to see on your next visit to Galway, it’s time to put the wheels in motion. Share your discoveries with your friends and family, get booking and prepare for an incredibly memorable trip.
Whether you’re craving something quick and satisfying or want to take your time over a leisurely midday meal, Galway has plenty of foodie gems waiting to be discovered. Check out our guide to the best lunch spots in Galway below and get ready to make your next lunch break one to look forward to.
If you are a foodie in Galway or holidaying in Galway, you simply must visit Clifden town to experience its vibrant and thriving food scene. It’s home to some of our favourite dining destinations in the county so take our advice and check out our recommendations of where to go for food and drink in Clifden right here..
Galway Cartoon Festival 2026 is not just celebrating its 10th anniversary in October; it will also be celebrating the great tradition of cartooning from the Belgian region of Flanders. Find out what’s instore below..
Galway’s event calendar is absolutely bursting with events and festivals all year long! So, to help you make the most of what’s going on, we’ve put together a must-read guide featuring the top 15 events you won’t want to miss this month. From family-friendly events to live entertainment, there’s something for everyone – so dive in and start planning your next great Galway experience right here..
The sound of traditional Irish music is part of everyday life here in Galway City and there are countless ways to experience it. From lively pub sessions in the heart of the Latin Quarter to traditional Irish pub experiences in Salthill or an impromptu céilí in Eyre Square. The Galway City Traditional Music Trail invites visitors to explore the city one session, performance and neighbourhood at a time. Follow the trail to discover the musicians, venues, events and experiences that make Galway’s traditional music scene so vibrant, while exploring five distinct areas of the city along the way.
Gáirí móra, oíche ghrinn i nGaeilge, agus rí-rá agus ruaille buaille go leor! Gáire as Gaeilge returns to Galway Comedy Festival 2026! Discover all about it below!
Something In The Water, Headford’s community arts festival, is returning for its fourth consecutive year, running from Wednesday, September 30th, to Sunday, October 4th. The five-day programme will bring music, theatre, literature, film, dance and visual art to venues in the North Galway town, including utilising vacant premises that will be reinvigorated for the festival.
An Taibhdhearc, the National Irish-Language Theatre, has launched an online survey seeking the public’s views on its new strategy for the period 2028-2031! Find out more here…
When it comes to Galway, it’s not just about the craic, live music, and hearty food, it’s also about soaking up some of the best views along the Wild Atlantic Way with a perfectly poured pint in hand. Whether you’re after rooftop cityscapes or seaside sunsets, these Galway bars offer the option of pairing your drinks with unforgettable scenery.
Now that the days are cooler and autumn has arrived in Connemara, it’s the perfect time to slow down, embrace the elements and enjoy a little well-deserved relaxation. Which, of course, means it’s time to book in for a stay, seaweed bath & sauna at Oileánra!
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