Travel Ireland Volume 6 Issue 70

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Recommended Bars in Connaught Tigh Neachtain (Naughtons)

Monroe's

Just across the road from Galway’s justly celebrated Druid Theatre, the Neachtain family have been running this pub here since 1894. And the artsy crowd that congregate here are as likely to be treated to a live jazz trio as they are to the best in Irish trad.

This famous venue in the heart of Galway city is renowned as one of the best live music venues in the city. Across two stages, they host regular National & International acts. The friendly staff will assure you of a warm welcome and they serve great food in the Tavern along with free live music seven days a week.

17 Cross st, Galway Tel: 091 568 820

The Front Door

Dominick Street, Galway 091 583397 www.monroes.ie

Bosh Bar and Restaurant

Whether you are looking for a bit of good quality food, hoping to catch some live music, or just want to watch the match, this is the place you’re looking for when you find yourself in Castlebar. Linenhall St., Castlebar, Co Mayo Tel: 094 925 0534

Matt Malloy’s One of Galway city’s most popular watering holes, The Front Door is a contemporary Irish bar with a late bar, live music and an extensive drinks menu. Located in Galway’s bustling Latin Quarter and spread across two floors The Front Door features five bars, including a stylish cocktail lounge and Sonny Molloy’s Whiskey Bar. The Front Door is the perfect spot to sample Galway’s nightlife. 8 Cross Street Upper, Galway, H91 YY06 Tel: (091) 563 757

This is exactly the kind of pub you’d expect the flute player with the Chieftains to have opened. And when he’s not on tour with them, you can expect to see Matt Malloy here in person, joining in on the sessions that take place within. Bridge St., Westport Tel: 098 26655

The Quays Bar Galway

Roísín Dubh

It might have changed hands a few years ago, but the Roísín Dubh is still the premier music venue in the West. In the past they played host to Ray Davies, The New York Dolls and Townes Van Zandt and, more recently the XX, DJ Shadow and Dinosaur Jr. The only difference is, they’ve got a beer garden on the roof now! Lower Dominick St., Galway Tel: 091 586 540

Located in the city centre in Galway’s vibrant ‘Latin Quarter’ The Quays Bar Galway is one of Galway’s most famous and historic drinking establishments. For close on 400 years The Quays has catered to both Galwegians and visitors to the city of Galway. The restaurant offers a carvery lunch and evening a la carte dinner. The Quays was awarded IMRO Connacht Live Music Venue of the year 2017. 11 Quay St, Galway Tel: (091) 568 347 FEBRUARY 2020 - TRAVEL IRELAND MAGAZINE

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Great Irish Writers

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Ulster Restaurants

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Ulster Bars

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Giant’s Causeway

3min
pages 48-49

Explore Ulster

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Welcome to Ulster

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Explore Connaught

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page 40

Ireland’s Pilgrim Paths

5min
pages 42-43

Connaught Restaurants

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Explore Munster

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Welcome to Connaught

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page 36

Shopping

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Connaught Bars

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Munster Restaurants

4min
page 33

Munster Bars

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page 32

Quarter Block Party

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pages 28-29

Crawford Art Gallery Exhibition

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Welcome to Munster

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Leinster Bars

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pages 22-23

Cobh Heritage Centre

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page 27

Theatre – Rest of Ireland

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Leinster Restaurants

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Hook Lighthouse

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Casino Model Railway Museum

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Explore Leinster

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National Museum Exhibition

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The Great Famine by Pat Liddy

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The Lieutenant of Inishmore

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Theatre – Dublin

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Welcome to Leinster

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