WebCam - Galway City

See Galway (/ˈɡɔːlweɪ/; Irish: Gaillimh) from our perspective. Whether you are going to visit Ireland and looking at our cameras to view our beautiful streets, or you just want to simply check out our weather, our cameras will tell you all you need to know.
One Camera is facing down Shop Street and the other is facing towards the Latin Quatre. Galway City is always buzzing with excitment.
In the winter, our beautiful Christmas lights and busy streets will lift your spirits.
In the summer, the city buskers come out to shop street and there is a great feeling in the air.
Everyday brings something different on the main street of Galway. Never miss those moments again with our live webcams. 

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On this live streaming webcam you get a perspective of Shop Street, in Galway City, Ireland. As the name suggests, this is the hub of the city’s shopping area. Once here, you will find not only shops and pubs, but Galway City Latin Quarter, which starts at High Street and seems to host one big party. Lynch’s Castle and Eyre Square are just up the road on the left, and to the right, down High Street, is the beautiful river Corrib that flows into Galway Bay just 200 metres away. The population of Galway city is around 78,000, making it Ireland’s fourth largest city, which will be the European Capital of Culture in 2020. Galway is known as Ireland’s festival capital, hosting numerous events throughout the year, including the Galway races, Ireland’s biggest Racehorse meeting over 7 days every summer.   

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