this is castlebar celtic. there are 2 5aside pitches here and the is 11 aside pitches. 1 of these…read morepitches is synthetic. u can play on half of thid pitch as well as full. the half pitch u play with 14 people and the pitch is lined for 7 aside. the cost is 50 euro for half the pitch which is 3.50 each between 14 people. u can also play on full pitch with 22 people and the cost is 100 euro. then there are 2 5asides which are 35euro to use. ive played on all these pitches and it is money worth spending and a great way to get fit. great fun. phone number has changed to 094 90 24905.

Well run leisure centre with well trained professional staff. Pool water temperature can tend to be…read morea bit low but suits serious swimmers. The Saturday inflatable obstacle course is a real bonus for kids. All reasonably priced.

In Mayo it rains..... a lot. So, it's sensible to have options that don't include sunbathing and…read morelong rambling strolls down country lanes.... Mayo Leisure Point has everything from cinemas to bowling and a lot in between, it's all a bit tacky and nasty but will definitely get you through an inclement day,

What's up: While planning my trip to Ireland, I came across a post that described Hawk Walks as…read morebeing one of the most amazing experiences to do. So after a bit of research on the web, I decided on signing up for one at Ireland's School of Falconry. Transit: I travelled here using the bus. I was staying in Galway City and I took the Citylink 430 to Claremorris and transferred over to the TFI Local Link 431 and got off at Cong. From there, it was a short walk (maybe 15-20 mins) to Ashford Castle. After entering the castle gates, it's another 10-15 min walk to the school. If you're arriving by car, the School instructions were to park at the castle visitor car park (near the golf course). Environment: I emailed them months in advance to schedule my Walk. Since I wasn't staying nearby, they asked for payment ahead of time, which was done via credit card. When I arrived at Ashford Castle, I had to inform the staff at the bridge that I was there to go to the Falconry School. He directed me towards the other end of the castle and told me to follow the signs. Along the way, you'll pass by the gardens and fountains of the castle, which made for lovely views. When I arrived at the school, I rang the doorbell and was shown to the office for a short wait. The staff also offered to store my backpack behind the counter so I didn't have to carry it during the Walk. My instructor gave a quick tour of the area and informed me of the proper handling of the hawk. Then I met my feathered buddy for the hour, Andes. As we walked the grounds and surrounding forest, Andes flew along to follow us and when he was signaled, he flew down towards my gloved hand. What was ordered: - 1 hour Hawk Walk (I had so much fun learning about the hawks and walking around the castle grounds and forest surrounding it) Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay! Definitely a Yay! This was such a unique experience and it was amazing to see how well trained the hawks were. Since hawks eat meat, they do warn you that some of their food will resemble animals and may be a bit meaty. Credit cards are accepted.

Incredible experience! Once in a lifetime must do in Ireland. The team and expert falconers are so…read morekind, professional, and funny! They provided such a personalized experience. We walked two beautiful hawks for an entire hour through the woods of Ireland. We also got to fly the resident owl Samradh in the tunnel. I can't even put this experience into words that will do it justice.

The bike hire: Bernie is super nice. The cabin facility for…read morechanging and showers (2.50 / 5 with a towel) exceed expectations. Helmets were provided. Bikes are very basic and need of some TLC. We had an issue with bashed pedals and a touchy derailleur that affected the level of enjoyment on the trail. The trail: Epic. Gorgeous views, well built and maintained. Would love to ride again. Not really recommended for beginner cyclists. Getting there: Our bus experience was less than stellar. Make sure the driver understands where you are going. We were dropped off in Recess and had to hitch back.

This is the west coast of Ireland's countryside at its very best. This track was created by Coillte…read moreand spans 16km of Derroura mountain and runs through a forest in conemmara that offers fantastic views of lough corrib. This was one of the most exciting and exhilarating days I've ever had. The track at the beginning is difficult, with a few elevated areas and steep inclines, however once you get past this stage the rest is so much fun. The track runs along the edge of the mountain, includes boardwalk areas, bridges, streams and forest trails. I visited with friends and we spent so much time laughing and just generally having fun. The total length of the track is 16km which took us (amateurs) 4 hours to complete. I would rank the difficulty as easy-medium. We rented a bike each which also came with a helmet. They were brand new and in immaculate condition. Bernie (the owner of the bike hire) orientated us and explained the path. She was very friendly and welcoming. It cost €25 to rent the bike. A deposit was also required in case of damage. I cannot recommend this adventure highly enough.

Great option for a rainy day with kids. Reasonable price and they don't rush you out. Owner is…read morethere every day and actually cares. Food is ok but regular party food. Easy parking with Toystore and sports outlet next door.

Noel and Steve provided a fun, safe, and most informative bike tour. Noel met our every need and…read moreSteve provided some very well maintained bikes for our use. You won't be disappointed.