Contact details
Let us sort out the details of your stag or hen party weekend to include some of Irelands most sought after activities such as Claypigeon shooting, Lasercombat games, bungee jumping and speedboat trips.
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TEL: 00 353 (0) 95 42276 / 43411
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FAX:00 353 (0) 95 42314
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EMAIL: info@irishstagsandhens.com
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ADDRESS:Irish Stags and Hens, Killary Adventure Co., Leenane, Co. Galway, Ireland
Travel options
You can travel to Ireland from every continent in the world by using an international air route. Another option is to take a ferry from the UK and France. The amount of time and cost is dependent on your point of departure. Once here rail and bus and taxi will connect all corners of Ireland. Irish Stags and Hens does not organise flights for any of our packages. There is a range of air carriers that cover the various routes in and out of Ireland and with competitive fares available.
AIR
There are cheap flights from the UK to airports such as Galway, Cork, and Dublin. For further details about the following routes:-
Manchester - Galway
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Luton - Galway
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Birmingham – Galway
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Aer Arann www.skyroad.com
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UK Freephone No. 0800 5872324
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Irish Tel. No: 1890 462726
TRAIN
The National Rail service for Ireland is known as Iarnrod Eireann. Visitors can travel by train throughout Ireland. As a quick reference, trains departing Dublin's Heuston Station serve the south and west of the country while Dublin's Connolly Station serve the north and north west of Ireland. A lot of groups coming to us can travel Dublin to Westport and we can organise a mini bus pick up from there ( Westport to Leenane is 35 minute drive). Irish train timetables can act as a useful guide to help plan your itinerary from one end of Ireland to the other. You can check out further information and all train timetables by logging on to www.buseireann.ie There is no direct daily bus service to Leenane during the off-season, available on a daily basis from the end of June to the end of August. We would be delighted to assist you in organising a taxi/minibus to the centre if you need to organise it. Just contact us for details info@irishstagsandhens.com An other option for traveling is to check out the city link website which has busses running from Galway to Letterfrack and Clifden. www.citylink.ie.TAXI
Irish stags and hens can assist you in pre arranging taxi transfers from airport, bus or train stations depending on requirements.CAR
If traveling by car to the centre the following information will be of assistance.DIRECTIONS FROM GALWAY TO LEENANE
From Galway take the Clifden road, the N59, and pass through the towns of Moycullen and Oughterard. Continue on another 10 miles from Oughterard and you will reach Maam Cross. Take a right in Maam Cross- and this will take you to the village of Maam, left hear and on to the village of Leenane. Go straight through the village of Leenane and continue out on the Clifden road and the K2 is three miles from the village of Leenane on the Clifden road, on the left-hand side as you keep the Killary Fjord on your right hand side.DIRECTIONS FROM WESTPORT TO LEENANE
From Westport head out the Clifden Road, the N59. Follow the road straight passing through an area that has small villages signposted such as Knappagh, Liscarney, Carrowkennedy. You will pass O’ Malley’s garage, which will be on your right and further on a large pub on the right hand side as you come closer to Leenane. Keep following the signs for Leenane and Clifden. When you come to the new bridge in the village of Leenane you will cross over and continue straight, follow the signs for Clifden and keep the water on your right hand side as you travel away from the village, and three miles from the village on the left hand side you will see the K2.DIRECTIONS FROM SHANNON AIRPORT TO GALWAY
From Shannon Airport to Galway City follow the signs for Galway. You are mainly on the N18 from Shannon to Oranmore and then from Oranmore into Galway it is the N6. The towns you go through from Shannon to Galway are, Ennis, Gort, smaller towns from there to Galway city are Ardrahan, Kilcolgan, Clarinbridge and Oranmore. From Galway City on wards you follow the N59 for Clifden and taking the Leenane road from Maamcross.DIRECTIONS FROM DUBLIN TO GALWAY
From Dublin you follow the N6 route to Galway. On this route you will be passing towns Maynooth, Athlone, Ballinasloe, Loughrea, Oranmore and then Galway City. To get to Leenane you take the Clifden N59 road as above. An alternative route from Dublin to Leenane is coming from Dublin to Mullingar, Longford, Charlestown, Castlebar, Westport and to Leenane. We find this is sometimes a faster route that avoids traffic.DIRECTIONS FROM LEENANE TO K2
If you are in Leenane village go through the village following the Clifden road along the coast keeping the Killary Fjord on your right hand side. You will be heading up a hill and you will see the K2 building on the left hand side three miles from the Village on the Clifden Road (N59).