Eyre Square Hotel, Galway City

Location

Eyre Square Hotel is located in the heart of Galway City on the corner of Eyre Square, beside the main bus & rail station. Just step out of the front door & you are a 2 minute walk from the main shopping area, theatres & nightlife.

Rooms

his Galway Hotel has tastefully designed bedrooms with multi channel TV, direct dial telephone and tea & coffee making facilities. Each of our Spacious rooms offer that added touch of comfort during your stay. Guests can choose between smoking and non smoking rooms. Our largest room can accommodate three people as it is generously proportioned with a double bed and a single bed. The double room comfortably provides a queen size bed and our twin rooms are complete with two single beds. Both rooms cater for a maximum of two guests. In room facilities include: - Ensuite Bathroom - Multi Channel TV - Hairdryer - Tea / Coffee Facilities - Direct dial telephone - Trouser press and iron. Ironing board available on request

Restaurants & Bars

Decorated in deep colours to add a touch of cosiness to your dining ambiance that can only be surpassed by the fine food and friendly service. Excellent Continental and Full Irish breakfast is served daily 7.30am to 10am. Our Galway City Hotel also serves a delicious array of pastries, cereals, yoghurts, and fruit. In the evening, dinner is served from 6pm - 9pm. Our menus have been thoughtfully designed to offer you the best of traditional Irish and continental dishes.

Accommodation Facilities

Galway city has activities for all ages and interests. The guide below gives you a sample of what to do while visiting us at The Eyre Square Hotel Galway.

Eyre Square - Galway City

Eyre Square (renamed John F Kennedy Park) ; an open green park where one can relax or view the many attractions, including the Statue of Paraic O'Connaire ; erected in 1935 in memory of the writer who travelled the roads with his horse and cart.

Galway Cathedral

Cathedral Square, Galway, Ireland
Possibly the most impressive building in Galway, this cathedral was the last great stone cathedral constructed in western Europe. The Cathedral is dedicated to Our Lady Assumed into Heaven and overlooks the Salmon Weir Bridge. The architect was John Robinson, a native of Dublin. The building is in the Renaissance style. Built in 1957, it is not particularly antiquated, yet still corresponds with conventional church design and features a marble floor and brown cedar ceiling. The woodwork, stained glass and mosaics were all hand-crafted by Irish people. The fine cut stone with which the Cathedral is built was paid for by Irish people, who purchased and donated single stones over a period of time. See local press for listings of Cathedral events.

Kirwan's Lane – Galway City

Kirwan's Lane (off Quay Street) is one of Galway's last remaining late Mediaeval Lanes and has been recently redeveloped as a residential area. It was here that the Galway MP Richard Martin built a 100-seater theatre for his actress wife in 1783. Among those who acted there was the republican patriot, Wolfe Tone

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