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Sky Before Screens invites you to the slipway in Kinvara where a new phone-free bench, and a colourful mural await you! They hope that this space will give children, young people and adults opportunities to connect and relax beyond social media and screens.

Sherry FitzGerald has brought to market an impressive detached home in a scenic position overlooking the Burren hills less than 1km from the popular village of Kinvara, Co Galway. Situated on west facing grounds measuring approximately 0.7 acre, this superb property is very spacious, bright and presented beautifully to the market.

Kinvara, a must-see village on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, feels like a place where time slows just enough for you to notice the details that truly matter. Even for those us us who only live 20 minutes away, it is always a pleasure to get there, chill out, find a quiet corner of a pub and start scribbling or scrawling or whatever takes your fancy.

Tiffin Fusion Street Food brings bold, flavour-led dishes to The Forge in Kinvara, creating a vibrant new Asian fusion experience every week with energy, colour, and authenticity.

Set in the vibrant village of Kinvara, just a short stroll from the harbour and along the edge of everyday local life, Kinvara Farmers Market is a much-loved Friday tradition that continues to bring the community together. It is a place where local produce, friendly faces and a strong sense of connection all come together in one lively weekly gathering.

Over the bank holiday weekend, more than 150 artists will descend on Kinvara, the Burren and South Galway for four days of outdoor painting, and you are welcome to come along and watch.

Each May Bank Holiday, as the hedgerows brighten and the Atlantic air softens along the coast of Kinvara, the village bursts into life with the sound of fiddles, flutes, and friendly conversation.

Tucked just around the corner from the quay area, at the bottom of Kinvara’s main street, The Healing Harvest health food shop is a haven for wellness and natural living. Nestled between a coffee shop and a pub, this charming shop will allow you to discover a space filled to the brim with nourishing goodness.

Kinvara is gearing up for the return of Fleadh na gCuach 2026, a much-loved celebration of traditional music and community arts taking place over the May Bank Holiday Weekend. This year’s programme is packed, with over 120 musicians and artists performing across the village, including well-known names such as Alan Kelly, Mary Bergin, Brendan O’Regan, John Faulkner, and Eimer Casey, to name but a few.

Open seven days a week, 9am to 9pm, there is no excuse not to stop in at Keogh’s Restaurant Kinvara on your route around the Wild Atlantic Way.