Location: Adjacent to Cong village near the Abbey grounds. The last of the High Kings of Ireland, Rory O'Connor, lived across the river in the old abbey for the final years of his life and reign. This area incorporate ...

Coole Park was once the home of Lady Augusta Gregory (1852 - 1932) -- a famous dramatist, co-founder of the Abbey Theatre in Ireland and a friend of the poet William Butler Yeats. Coole Park is now a national park ope ...

Kilcornan is near the village of Clarinbridge, south of Galway on the N18 to Limerick road. The site was formerly part of Reddington Estate. There are ruins of a church and a monument on the site. Facilities: Kilcornn ...

This public woodland adjoins the east side of Monivea village. Facilities include about 5km of forest walks and shooting by permit. The Illaclogher River runs nearby. A number of trails lead off the road to the mausol ...

Mountbellew Demesne is about 1 km west of Mountbellew. The Bellews family received this old estate in 1684 under the Act of Settlement. They erected a flour mill in 1775 which is now in ruins. Facilities here include wal ...

Location: To get to Pigeon Hole Wood drive 2km west of Cong village on the R345 to Clonbur and then turn left for 1 km. You also find it on discovery map number 38, grid reference M 143 553. Facilities: Picnic site, s ...

Portumna Forest Park is adjacent to Portumna on the northern shore of Lough Derg. The name Portumna derives from the Irish Port Omna, meaning the landing place of the oak tree. Portumna Forest Park was acquired in 194 ...

Rinville Park is located near Oranmore village. The parkland amenity is created around an ancient castle, a stately home and a fine estate demesne which dates from the 16th century. With an extensive network of walks thr ...

A Aaron is a luxury guest house on College Road, just 5 minutes walk from Galway city centre and bus and rail terminus. All our bedrooms are tastefully decorated ensuite rooms with cable TV, tea and coffee facilities and ...