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The 10 Best Things to Do in Oranmore, Ireland
Oranmore (Irish: Órán Mór) is a village in County Galway on the outskirts of the city of Galway in the west of Ireland. With a number of housing developments, Oranmore is increasingly becoming a part of Galway's commuter or suburban belt.
Restaurants in Oranmore
1. Rinville Park
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4.5 based on 144 reviews
2. Wild Atlantic Way
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5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By grommit35 - Oxfordshire
Appropriately named , the west coast is spectacular, so much scenery and feels very remote in places. Roads are very well signposted and easy to follow. The roads are also very twisty, single track in places. If you suffer from motion sickness maybe the whole route would be too much. Take time to look at the various harbours as you go along.
3. Oranmore Castle
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4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By SpikybuffyUK - Chesterfield, United Kingdom
Small castle but worth a look. Not good for the disabled due to access via numerous stairs.
View from the top is worth the climb.
There is a guided tour if you are interested.
Car park for castle is further down the road from the castle, people come and go all the time.
4. Galway Bay Golf Resort
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4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By sheepish7 - Galway, Ireland
We recently hosted our Annual Staff BBQ at the Galway Bay Golf Resort with over 250 people and I would highly recommend it. Dave and the rest of the staff were so accommodating and friendly and our staff were very impressed with the food and service. The setting combined with the fabulous weather we had made the place ideal for our Summer BBQ. The event has gone down as one of our best and we've had nothing but positive feedback since. Thanks to Dave, Ava and the rest of the staff :)
5. Circle of Life Commemorative Garden
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5 based on 162 reviews
A remarkably beautiful stone sculpted national commemorative garden to commemorate and celebrate the lives and generosity of spirit of organ donors. Its inclusive and welcoming design and aura of mysticism and healing provide a very special place to remember and reflect on loved ones. Its richness of imagery, symbolism and sentiment offers an inspirational and memorable visitation experience for all ages. Convenient to parking and hospitality facilities, served by public transport.
Reviewed By Diana W - Tehachapi, California
This was right across from our hotel. Lovely place to walk around. The grounds are beautiful and tranquil. Took loads of picturesHi Diana, Thank you for visiting the Circle of Life Garden and for your review on TripAdvisor. We are delighted you "found" it and that you enjoyed your visit. With kind regards, Martina & Denis
6. Quay Street
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4.5 based on 1 reviews
7. Galway Bay
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4.5 based on 631 reviews
Reviewed By Romacapoccia - Boston
Took a long walk around the waterfront and is simply breathtaking. Beautiful view of the city on the walk back. Also great for getting some exercise.
8. Galway's Latin Quarter
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4.5 based on 813 reviews
Reviewed By eamomacker - Galway, Ireland
I love this part of Galway as it really shows a wonderful part of Galway for those visiting from overseas. This area hosts many excellent restaurants and pubs and the streets are always a hive of activity.
9. Galway Cathedral
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4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By grommit35 - Oxfordshire
Built in 20c this Cathedral looks quite stark from the outside due to its granite exterior , also it’s located in essential a traffic island! Inside there are some lovely stained glass windows and it’s interesting to see a medieval design built in a modern way. Worth a look although it will only take 15 mins or so unless you want to attend a service.
10. Salthill Promenade
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4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By william l - Roscommon
Salthill Promenade is a wonderful facility on the doorstep of Galway City and should be a must see for anyone visiting that ancient city. Stretching several kilometers along the sea front this beautiful wide walkway is ideal for a gentle stroll or maybe a jog or a run for the more energetic. For obvious reasons it is sometimes very crowded particularly at the western end but the other end is usually quieter. It is not very hilly so is ideal for older people or those less agile. Parking facilities in the vicinity are plentiful, but one cannot say the same when it comes to toilets as there to be a lack of such amenities. However it is an ideal was to get some exercise and smell the salt air, whether a bracing winter walk or a stroll in summer Sunshine.
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