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Galway

Excursion

Galway

FullDay

Excursion

All groups are escortedbythePLUS staff

High Street

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The High Street in Galway

is full of shops, restaurants

and traditional pubs.

Eyre Square

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Eyre Square is the centre piece

to Galway City. It was officially

presented to the city in the early

18th century by Mayor Edward

Eyre, fromwhom it was named

after. In 1965 the square was

officially renamed ‘Kennedy

Memorial Park’ in honour of US

President John F. Kennedy. There

is also a bust of John F. Kennedy

in the park.Walking around

Eyre Square you can see major

landmarks in Galway, such as:

The Bank of Ireland, Eyre Square

Shopping Centre, The Browne

Doorway, The Cannons and the

Quincentennial Fountain, which

symbolises the importance of

the sea for trade in Galway.

Spanish Arch

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The Spanish Arch was built in

1584. It was added to the town’s

walls to protect merchant ships

from looting. The Arch built on

the left bank of the River Corrib

has no proven association with

the Spanish and the building of

the Arch. It features a wooden

sculpture, called Madonna of

Quays. Today the Arch is home

to the Galway City Museum.

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Excursions Pickup

Campus:

Dublin (weekendaway)

The above programme is intended to be an indication of the content

of a typical day and may be subject to change due to scheduling

planning of the activities within the 14 days stay.