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Welcome to Galway

fíor-Ghaelach!
Authentically Irish!

Galway is a vibrant city located on the west coast of Ireland right on the edge of Atlantic Ocean. Experience the best of Ireland in this charming city which is a gateway to the beautiful landscapes of the west. Whether you are taking a trip to the Cliffs of Moher or settling down for an evening of music and ‘’Craic’’ (means ‘’Fun’’ in Gaelic/Irish), studying in Galway will not only improve your English skills but make you fall in love with the West Coast of Ireland.

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Latin Quarter

Crane Bar

Traditional Irish Music

Pint of Guinness

Known as the cultural capital of Ireland, Galway offers best in Irish traditional music as well as festivals of theatre and art.Visit the Latin Quarter which offers a choice of traditional and contemporary pubs, each offering a unique experience. Enjoy the Perfect Pint of Guiness in the Kings Head, one of the oldest pubs in Ireland. In the Crane Bar and Tig Cóilí (Pronounced as ‘’Teeh Colee’’ in Gaelic) enjoy a traditional Irish music session played every evening on fiddle, bodhrán (goat skin drum), accordion and banjo.

Galway International Arts Festival

Explore Galway Cathedral’s beautiful stained glass windows and impressive stone architecture, stroll through  Claddagh village where the famous ‘Claddagh Ring’ was first created, then enjoy the panoramic views over Galway Bay from Salthill’s scenic waterfront promenade.

Galway Cathedral

Claddagh

Salthill Promenade

Visit the Stunning Cliffs of Moher towering 700 feet above the Atlantic along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, take a ferry to the Aran Islands and their ancient stone forts and rugged landscapes, and explore Connemara’s wild mountains, pristine lakes, and charming villages, all just an hour from Galway.

Cliffs of Moher

Activities and Entertainment

Galway Walking Tours
Guided walks through the city’s historic streets and hidden corners. Discover medieval architecture and local legends

Galway Food Tours
Tasting fresh oysters, artisanal cheeses, and craft beers while wandering the city’s lively streets, with local guides showing each stop that offers a unique bite of Galway’s culinary heritage

Claddagh Village & Claddagh Ring
Historic fishing village where the famous Claddagh ring originated. Authentic jewelry shops with rings symbolizing love, loyalty, and friendship

Galway Market & Artisan Shopping
Weekend markets for Irish sweaters, handcrafted souvenirs, and Claddagh jewelry. Authentic woolens, pottery, and Celtic crafts.

Corrib Princess River Cruise
A scenic cruise along the Corrib River to Lake Corrib offering unique perspectives of the city

.... Food

Aniar
Michelin-starred dining where the tasting menu showcases the finest seafood and produce of the west coast

Ard Bia at Nimmos
A riverside favorite beside the Spanish Arch, blending seasonal Irish ingredients with imaginative seafood dishes

Hooked
A family-run West End restaurant built around the day’s catch, serving fresh fish and shellfish with a modern twist

McDonagh’s Seafood House
A Quay Street institution offering Galway’s freshest oysters, mussels and classic fish and chips

Kai
A cozy West End spot renowned for inventive farm-to-fork cooking, highlighting seasonal Irish produce

Getting to Galway

From Dublin Airport:
Coach – Citylink 760/763 – Direct from Dublin Airport (Zone 11) to Galway Coach Station.
Frequency: up to hourly • Duration: ~2h30–3h • Cost: ~€20–€28

From Shannon Airport:
Coach – Bus Eireann – Direct from Shannon Airport to Galway Bus Station
Frequency: up to hourly • Duration: ~1.30h • Cost: ~€

From Ireland West Airport:
Coach – Bus Eireann – Direct from Ireland West Airport to Galway Bus Station
Frequency: up to hourly • Duration: ~1.30h • Cost: ~€

Salthill Promenade & Beach
Magnificent 2-kilometer seaside walkway perfect for sunset strolls and seafood.

Cinema & Film Festivals
As a UNESCO City of Film, Galway hosts world-class film festivals and screenings year-round.

The Cliffs of Moher
These 214-meter high cliffs offer breathtaking Atlantic Ocean views and are easily accessible on day tours.

E-Bike Adventures on Aran Islands
Enjoy scenic routes on electric bikes. Navigate island terrain effortlessly with guided e-bike tour

Connemara Hiking Trails
A scenic cruise along the Corrib River to Lake Corrib offering unique perspectives of the city

Come Explore Galway with us!

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Course TitleNext Available Course DateView Course & Dates
General English + 5 Business English5 January 2026View Course & Dates
General English + 5 One- to-Ones5 January 2026View Course & Dates
General English + 3 One- to-Ones5 January 2026View Course & Dates
General English Intensive (Bildungsurlaub Approved)5 January 2026View Course & Dates
General English5 January 2026View Course & Dates
English for Professional Communication26 January 2026View Course & Dates
English for the Educational Workplace26 January 2026View Course & Dates
Academic Writing and Presentation Skills9 March 2026View Course & Dates
Team Building Skills17 March 2026View Course & Dates
CLIL in Practice13 April 2026View Course & Dates
Lecture Effectively in English11 May 2026View Course & Dates
English Language + Irish Culture13 April 2026View Course & Dates
Job Shadowing for English Language Teachers29 May 2026View Course & Dates
Teacher Refresher: Building Inclusive Classrooms20 July 2026View Course & Dates
Tools for Mindful Educators20 July 2026View Course & Dates
English for Proficiency Level20 July 2026View Course & Dates