QuoteI dont live in the city and I dont go out there much, but 2 of my favourite pubs in Galway city are Taffs (great for music sessions on sundays) and The King's Head.
The most I've seen of Galway has been driving through to the airport, and one match in Tuam.
However, taking a class at the University (May 20-June 4) this summer, so I'll be living on or near the campus for two weeks. Any tips on spots (pubs, historical, views, shops, streets, anything) I should check out? Thanks.
I dont live in the city and I dont go out there much, but 2 of my favourite pubs in Galway city are Taffs (great for music sessions on sundays) and The King's Head.
There's one very decent rock pub in Galway, I'll see if I can retrieve the name for you.
Very nice city full of small narrow streets like in Southern Europe, many canals, colourful houses, ... Around the city you got a great coastal road and countryside, so try to make a roadtrip for sure !
Galway's my second favourite city in Ireland, my nr 1 choice being beautiful Belfast.
Ya mine too...Originally Posted by JGKyne
Galway is full of pubs and they are all great craic.. The Skeff can be a laugh too..
Everything in Galway City is very close together, so you don't really have to go far for anything..
boysingreen I live in the city so if you have an Questions just ask
i imagine the rock pub that gerrit was thinking of was either the roisin dubh or sallys . ?
Sally's, that's it !
With a drawing on the wall of eighties rock icons, including Bono when he still wore make-up. He looked a bit like me back thenI didn't realise at first the painting was Bono, I thought it was Dave Vanian at first...
Is a pub best avoided at all times.. A bit scary for my liking... By the way you describe yourself you'd prob fit in there actually...
Full of scary looking people wearing black with pale make up and rough hairy bikers in full leathers and thats just the women
sallly longs, second right off shop street, just at the aib bank, turn there.
kings head is a good pub, the cellar is a good pub with live bands downstairs as well. galway is always a good **** up for a few days/weekend. then you realise its the same everytime. but def the best place to go for a few days drinking.
"Walking up the Dyke Road, to see United play"
Sallys, Taaffes, Roisin Dubh, are all good spots.
Check out www.galwayunitedfc.ie for football related entertainment.
Patrick Dunne
I was going to recommend that he get up off his arse and go and watch United in Terryland... spoilsport
What's the name of that pub with the trad sessions on the College Road just off Eyre Square?
I think it's "The Pucan" on Forster Street you're on about. If so it's actually closed for renovations at the moment (has just been taken over by new management) but should be opening up again in about 2 weeks time.
Taffees is much better for the sessions
Last edited by Eire06; 05/05/2005 at 10:29 AM.
Sally longs IMO is by far the best pub in Galway (once you like rock music of coarse
and of coarse Terryland for the football
Sally longs IMO is by far the best pub in Galway
here sallys was, but it plays awful muck the last three times i was in there, they wouldnt play any rock. these were:
friday,saturday and wednesdays, even the juke box is pretty crap.
doesnt compare to bruxelles even though the layout is far better. i think galway needs a proper rock bar like sallys in the early 90's
Everyone to their own Terry
and a vist to Kates after the game is a must
There's also some late bars around...
Foxs open til 2.00 on Fri & Sat nites (and til 1.00 on sun nites i think)
The Living Room opens Fri, Sat & Sun nites til 2.00 and The Cellar is the same.
And of course you have the early bar as well, but i wouldnt advise going there
I remember yourself falling out of there not so long ago !!!Everyone to their own Terry
Anyway again IMO you can't beat "System of a down" blaring out of the jukebox while enjoying a pint and a game of pool or poker on a saturday afternoon
Ooh who rattled your cage, i was only messingI remember yourself falling out of there not so long ago !!!
And anyway in the words of Shaggy's song "It wasn't me"
exactly my point!!"System of a down"
cant beat a bit of the 80's rock anything from acdc to twisted sister to metallica, game of pool saturday afternoon/evening and a lovely pint, but alas its not to be found anywhere in ireland!
exactly my point!!
cant beat a bit of the 80's rock anything from acdc to twisted sister to metallica, game of pool saturday afternoon/evening and a lovely pint, but alas its not to be found anywhere in ireland!
You will always get acdc, thin lizzy and obviously Metallica coming out of the jukebox every 4 or 5 songs in sallys
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