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Kinvara is in Galway

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Kinvara is a seaside village on the border between County Clare and County Galway and is located on the edge of the world renowned "Burren" on Galway Bay. The entrance is marked by Dunguaire Castle where medieval banquets are still hosted, and the quaint harbour still holds working examples of the majestic sailing craft which used to sell their wares between Connemara & Kinvara. Home to numerous pubs, shops and eateries, and hosting two festivals celebrating culture and heritage each year, there is no shortage of things to do here. The small city of Galway, affectionately known as the "city of festivals", with its pretty alleyways and colourful nightlife is within easy reach, and only a little further is Burren National Park where animals and plant life are abundant, and there are numerous walking opportunities.

Kinvara is a seaside village in County Galway located on the edge of the world renowned "Burren" on Galway Bay. Home to numerous pubs, shops and eateries, with a renowned farmer's market every Friday and hosting two festivals celebrating culture and heritage each year, there is no shortage of things to do here. The small city of Galway, affectionately known as the "city of festivals", with its pretty alleyways and colourful nightlife is within easy reach, and only a little further is Burren National Park where animals and plant life are abundant, and there are numerous walking opportunities.

The south of County Galway is the location for the picturesque seaside village of Kinvara, a popular centre for visitors to this beautiful part of Ireland. The entrance to the village is marked by Dunguaire Castle, and the village harbour is still home to the impressive vessels known as ‘Galway Hookers’ as working examples. These sailing crafts used to sell their commodities as they sailed between Connemara and Kinvara. There are many pubs and restaurants in the village and twice a year, to celebrate the culture and heritage of the area, festivals are held that well worth seeing if visitors are lucky enough to be in the area when these are happening. Galway has been called the ‘city of festivals’ and has lovely alleyways waiting to be explored, and with Burren National Park within reach there really is something to delight everyone.