Weather in Galway. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Galway area

Map of Galway temperature forecast

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This temperature map is centered around Galway. The map is real-time and interactive.

Rain forecast for Galway area

1. Using the control panel above this map, you can check the rain forecast for Galway for any period within next 10 days.
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This precipitation forecast map is centered around Galway. The map is also real-time and interactive.

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More to see in Galway

Despite the fact that Galway has partially lost its once high economic status, its historical charm is fully preserved. Travelers are recommended to explore the city's attractions on foot, as they are all within walking distance of each other. One of the most significant historic landmarks is St. Nicholas' Collegiate Church. Built in the 15th century, it is one of the largest religious buildings in Ireland. The church is not only remarkable for its impressive age and scale, but also for the fact that it was visited by Christopher Columbus himself during his visit to Galway. Another notable medieval structure is Lynch's Castle dating back over five hundred years. It has repeatedly changed its status throughout its entire history. The castle had served as a prison for a long time, and today the prominent medieval building is occupied by one of the city's banks. Lynch's Castle is considered one of the Galway's most spectacular Gothic-style architectural monuments. Originally it belonged to a rich Irish dynasty, but today everyone can visit the castle's ground floor to appreciate its rich interior decoration. A very symbolic local landmark is The Spanish Arch built in 1584. It is the only preserved part of medieval fortifications in Galway. Next to the arch, one of the oldest and most beautiful city streets begins - the picturesque Spanish Walk. Local traders once enjoyed evening walks in this place. Today the Spanish Walk is extremely popular among romantics and couples … Read further

Galway guide chapters

Galway sightseeing

During the War of the Two Kings, all hereditary trading dynasties living in Galway were destroyed. The city's economic achievements were seriously undermined and it eventually fell into decay. Galway has restored its former importance as a major economic and commercial center only by the end of the 20th century. It has experienced incredibly rapid economic growth over the past decades. A significant part of the … Open

Cultural excursion through Galway - things to see

A very symbolic local landmark is The Spanish Arch built in 1584. It is the only preserved part of medieval fortifications in Galway. Next to the arch, one of the oldest and most beautiful city streets begins - the picturesque Spanish Walk. Local traders once enjoyed evening walks in this place. Today the Spanish Walk is extremely popular among romantics and couples in love. One of Ireland's most important … Open

Top hotels with reviews

Tourists who are not indifferent to modern style and comfort should pay special attention to The G Hotel Hotel. Being an original design hotel, it provides clients with spacious individually decorated rooms. Each one has panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Galway Bay. The world-famous designer Philip Tracy worked on the design of the rooms. A truly impressive decoration of themed lounges deserves special … Open

Attractions and active leisure

A pleasant surprise is prepared for water entertainment enthusiasts - they have a chance to have fun in modern Leisureland Water Park. It is housed in a large glazed building with panoramic windows and a glass roof. Visitors to the water park can use a huge swimming pool and various slides. There are several playgrounds for the youngest guests as well as a fully equipped gym in a water park. Popular Claude's … Open

Travel guide to Galway

Galway is rich in historical landmarks, but it is particularly important to mention Kylemore Abbey. The gorgeous building is located in a picturesque place near a lake. The beautiful castle was built in 1871. When all construction works were over, the luxurious mansion was already occupying an area of more than 13,000 acres. It was surrounded by lush gardens and parks, some fragments of which have survived till our … Open

Climate in Ireland and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

The weather in Ireland is very unpredictable. The main climate-forming factor is the Atlantic Ocean. Despite the fact that the country is located on fairly extreme latitudes, its characteristic sweltering heat is not experienced here. The average annual air temperature is just over 10°C. In addition, the water temperature in the sea rarely drops to low values. This is all thanks to the North Atlantic current. Due to the fact that all the uppermost points of the relief are located in close proximity to the coast, a big part of Ireland remains protected from the strong winds that bring oceanic air masses. … Open

Atmosphere of Ireland: politics

The highest legislative body in Ireland is the Parliament. It has a bicameral structure. The House of Commons is called “Doyle”. It consists of one hundred and sixty-six members. All deputies are elected to their office by universal voting on the system of proportional distribution. Elections are conducted every five years. The Senate Chamber consists of sixty members. It is worth noting that 11 senators are appointed personally by the Prime Minister, the largest Irish institutions have the right to appoint six members, and all the others are selected by special collegia for professional orientation, so that representatives of various spheres of activity are present in the Senate. … Open