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Hall of the Red Earl — Attraction in Galway

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Hall of the Red Earl
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Nearby attractions
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2 The Long Walk, Galway, Ireland
Galway City Museum
Spanish Parade, Galway, H91 CX5P, Ireland
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Galway Tourist Information Centre
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Wolfe Tone Bridge
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Great Escape Rooms
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26 Shop St, Galway, H91 E653, Ireland
Galway Arts Centre
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Lynch Memorial Window
12-13 Market St, Galway, H91 F660, Ireland
Nearby restaurants
The Quays Bar and Restaurant
Quay Ln, Galway, Ireland
The Dáil Bar
42-44 Middle St, Galway, H91 R8W3, Ireland
The Front Door Pub
8 Cross Street Upper, Galway, H91 YY06, Ireland
Tigh Neachtain
17 Cross Street Upper, Galway, H91 F9F7, Ireland
M.Fitzgerald's Bar
14 Quay St, Galway, H91 P628, Ireland
Cava Bodega
1 Middle St, Galway, H91 AF89, Ireland
Coffeewerk + Press
4 Quay St, Galway, Ireland
Magnetti’s
12 Quay St, Galway, H91 V0C5, Ireland
Freddy's
15 Quay St, Galway, Ireland
Busker Brownes
5 Cross Street Upper, Galway, H91 FX30, Ireland
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Galway Market
1- Ireland, 7 Lombard St, Galway, H91 T2F4, Ireland
OxyGeneration
Merchant's Road, Galway, H91 YX82, Ireland
The Charcoal Grill
8 Mary St, Galway, H91 X3V5, Ireland
Truffle
15 Abbeygate Street Upper, Galway, H91 PC60, Ireland
McGinn's Hop House
19 Woodquay, Galway, Ireland
Galways Westend
Galways Westend, Dominick St Lower, Galway, Ireland
Nearby hotels
The Herons Rest Townhouse Bed & Breakfast Galway
16a The Long Walk, Galway, H91 KN67, Ireland
The Galway Rooms
65 Dominick St Lower, Galway, H91 YN30, Ireland
Garveys Inn
13 Eyre Square, Galway, H91 N6PF, Ireland
The Hardiman
Eyre Square, Galway, H91 NFD2, Ireland
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Hall of the Red Earl

Druid Ln, Galway, Ireland
4.3(66)
Open until 12:00 AM
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Cultural
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Family friendly
attractions: Spanish Arch, Galway City Museum, The Latin Quarter, Galway Tourist Information Centre, Wolfe Tone Bridge, Great Escape Rooms, Eyre Square, Legend of the Claddagh Ring, Galway Arts Centre, Lynch Memorial Window, restaurants: The Quays Bar and Restaurant, The Dáil Bar, The Front Door Pub, Tigh Neachtain, M.Fitzgerald's Bar, Cava Bodega, Coffeewerk + Press, Magnetti’s, Freddy's, Busker Brownes, local businesses: Eyre Square, Hazel Mountain Chocolate Galway, Saint Nicholas' Collegiate Church, Galway International Oyster Festival Ltd, Galway Market, OxyGeneration, The Charcoal Grill, Truffle, McGinn's Hop House, Galways Westend
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+353 91 564 946
Website
galwaycivictrust.ie
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Nearby attractions of Hall of the Red Earl

Spanish Arch

Galway City Museum

The Latin Quarter

Galway Tourist Information Centre

Wolfe Tone Bridge

Great Escape Rooms

Eyre Square

Legend of the Claddagh Ring

Galway Arts Centre

Lynch Memorial Window

Spanish Arch

Spanish Arch

4.2

(2.7K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Galway City Museum

Galway City Museum

4.5

(1.3K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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The Latin Quarter

The Latin Quarter

4.6

(114)

Closed
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Galway Tourist Information Centre

Galway Tourist Information Centre

4.4

(121)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Hall of the Red Earl

The Quays Bar and Restaurant

The Dáil Bar

The Front Door Pub

Tigh Neachtain

M.Fitzgerald's Bar

Cava Bodega

Coffeewerk + Press

Magnetti’s

Freddy's

Busker Brownes

The Quays Bar and Restaurant

The Quays Bar and Restaurant

4.5

(1.8K)

Closed
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The Dáil Bar

The Dáil Bar

4.5

(1.2K)

Closed
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The Front Door Pub

The Front Door Pub

4.5

(1.6K)

Closed
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Tigh Neachtain

Tigh Neachtain

4.6

(1.1K)

Closed
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The Charcoal Grill

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McGinn's Hop House

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Eyre Square

4.5

(5.2K)

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Hazel Mountain Chocolate Galway

Hazel Mountain Chocolate Galway

4.4

(110)

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Saint Nicholas' Collegiate Church

Saint Nicholas' Collegiate Church

4.6

(368)

Click for details
Galway International Oyster Festival Ltd

Galway International Oyster Festival Ltd

4.0

(29)

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Flynn On TourFlynn On Tour
It’s a rather small area, dating back to the 13th century and it was Galway’s first municipal building and as such was used to collect the taxes, dispense justice and hosted banquets. In the 15th century the Tribe families of Galway seized power from the De Burgos (the Hall got its name from Richard de Burgo, the Earl of Ulster, who was the grandson of the town’s founding father) and forced them to flee the city. The hall then was abandoned and fell and it was covered over and built upon. The remains of the building were digged up by the Office of Public Works (OPW) in 1997 and it’s open to the public all year from Monday – Friday 9.30 to 16.45 & Saturday 10.00 to 13.00 (May – September). Admission is free.
Millie KwanMillie Kwan
Hall of the Red Earl is a very cool, free exhibit where there has been an excavation of an historic site. It is down a small alleyway across from the Druid Theatre. Good such a small site, there is a good amount of information and a walkway sound the top of the ruins. Very interesting and worth a stop when in Galway.
Nana EspósitoNana Espósito
Archeological site with the remains of a medieval hall from the 13th century. Although small, it has information panels about its history and discovery. A well preserved insight into Galway's past that you can check out while exploring the Latin Quarter. And it's free!
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It’s a rather small area, dating back to the 13th century and it was Galway’s first municipal building and as such was used to collect the taxes, dispense justice and hosted banquets. In the 15th century the Tribe families of Galway seized power from the De Burgos (the Hall got its name from Richard de Burgo, the Earl of Ulster, who was the grandson of the town’s founding father) and forced them to flee the city. The hall then was abandoned and fell and it was covered over and built upon. The remains of the building were digged up by the Office of Public Works (OPW) in 1997 and it’s open to the public all year from Monday – Friday 9.30 to 16.45 & Saturday 10.00 to 13.00 (May – September). Admission is free.
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Hall of the Red Earl is a very cool, free exhibit where there has been an excavation of an historic site. It is down a small alleyway across from the Druid Theatre. Good such a small site, there is a good amount of information and a walkway sound the top of the ruins. Very interesting and worth a stop when in Galway.
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Archeological site with the remains of a medieval hall from the 13th century. Although small, it has information panels about its history and discovery. A well preserved insight into Galway's past that you can check out while exploring the Latin Quarter. And it's free!
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It’s a rather small area, dating back to the 13th century and it was Galway’s first municipal building and as such was used to collect the taxes, dispense justice and hosted banquets.

In the 15th century the Tribe families of Galway seized power from the De Burgos (the Hall got its name from Richard de Burgo, the Earl of Ulster, who was the grandson of the town’s founding father) and forced them to flee the city. The hall then was abandoned and fell and it was covered over and built upon.

The remains of the building were digged up by the Office of Public Works (OPW) in 1997 and it’s open to the public all year from Monday – Friday 9.30 to 16.45 & Saturday 10.00 to 13.00 (May – September)....

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1y

Very interesting site to visit. There's even a walkway and you can stand in the middle of it all.

The best part was a free walking tour around the surrounding streets. It ended up just being me and my husband and we loved every moment of it. The guide was very knowledgeable and his sincere enthusiasm for the history of Galway/Ireland shined through. We learned a lot and would recommend the tour to anyone....

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1y

I would love some hall of the Red Earl Street signs as I'm a Tour Guide part time who constantly need orientating and a few other streets like Druids lane would be great earmarkrdf a bit better . Some kind of short audio Visual even on a wall would be amazing.A great site so near the magical throng of Galway's...

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