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Galway Water is bottled under strict quality controls and offers the quality water you need with a fresh, great taste. Filters may help to remove impurities from tap water when the filter is new but without careful and regular maintenance and replacement, bacterial contamination can build up. It is important to be aware of installation and ongoing costs of maintaining filtered tap water units. Water is a living energy and Galway Water a totally natural source of that living energy. Galway Water comes directly from mother nature to you- just as she intended it.

Coco cafe, is located at 37 eyre street, serving homemade, fresh and wholesome foods, seven days a week,

Ireland West Tours provide private personalised tours for people who want to see the area at their own pace.

Family owned Hardware & DIY Store serving South Galway & North Clare for over 30 years. Supporting local Jobs. Proud Sponsors of Kinvara Senior Soccer team. New Garden Centre in conjunction with Gort Garden Centre Tyre Centre

Ashford Equestrian Centre: Horse riding at Ashford Castle near Cong in Galway /Mayo. Archery and Clay shooting also.

9 Screen Movie Theatre delievering the best in box office hits, independent and foreign language films

athenry is a town in east galway. it hal one river 2 handball allys FUCK THAT go athenry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Arrive to us as Guests ~ Leave us as Friends" 1969 - 2009 - Celebrating 40 Years in Business www.flanneryshotelgalway.com

I have two books out at the moment: GALWAY BAY FOLK TALES has just been published by The History Press Ireland. As well as local folk tales, saints lives, myths and urban legends the narrative weaves in history, philosophy and archaeology.The result is a fast paced book filled with magic and adventures that covers a period of time from the birth of the universe right up to post Celtic Tiger Ireland. It is illustrated by Marina Wild TRANSFORMATION, published by Dark Continents Publishing, Inc.. Set in modern Galway, this book begins as a passionate love story. However, terrible creature from Irish folklore, a pooka, threatens the lovers and all that are close to them. The book has earned great reviews including: "a dark, supernatural story that manages to make you cry, laugh and scare you to bits." - Galway City Tribune "rising tension leading to a truly terrifying ending" - Our Books Reviews "Has a backbone of sincere emotion and sinister darkness" - Wartooth Ebooks and Reviews "Poetic, mysterious and moving." - The European Reader