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Beautifully situated on a captivating peninsula near the coastal village of Doorus and offering unique unparalleled views onto Galway Bay, this property is a rare gem.

The first Galway Garden Festival, which will take place on Saturday July 10 and Sunday July 11, promises to be a very special weekend.

The first Galway Garden Festival, which will take place on Saturday July 10 and Sunday July 11, promises to be a very special weekend.

If you want to step out in style this summer don a hat or headpiece. That’s the advice from hatmaker Aisling Maher. She says these accessories are easy to wear and can dress up an outfit in seconds.

Summer is finally here and there is no better way to celebrate the sun than an outdoor barbecue. If you are looking for somewhere exclusive to host a memorable occasion, corporate event, or family get-together then look no further than the four-star Connemara Coast Hotel. The hotel is set in a spectacular location overlooking Galway Bay with magnificent views of the Burren and the Aran Islands in the distance while still only 10 minutes from Galway city.

Dun Aonghusa and the Burren are among seven sites proposed by the Government for nomination as potential UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Seamus Heaney described the Aran Islands as “three stepping stones out of Europe”; Inisheer is the smallest of the three Aran Islands in Co Galway. However Inisheer is closer to Co Clare and is an extension of the famous Burren with its rugged landscapes and beautiful flora.

The Burren Yoga and Meditation Centre is an ideal place to take a break and get away from your everyday life and devote some time to yourself.

This beautiful four bedroom cottage on c0.7 acre just three miles from Kinvara is bursting with character, warmth, and homeliness. Built just three year ago, this property offers every comfort of modern living while the design and layout is totally sympathetic to the traditional style of Irish cottage.

To those who live in this area of south Galway on the cusp of the Burren, it is an area that has it all, from beauty, traditional Irish culture, and great homes to a multitude of amenities in a country setting.