Galway: HerGalway Walking Tour

Embark on a fascinating walking tour through Galway's storied streets, celebrating the incredible women who left their mark on the city and beyond! This insightful tour invites you to delve into the local, national, and international achievements of remarkable figures.

Your journey begins at the historic Browne Doorway in Eyre Square. Here, you'll hear about Lily McAllister's daring escape from the Magdelene Laundry, a story symbolized by the poignant Final Journey Statue.

Explore the bustling streets and learn about Una Taaffe's impactful business ventures right outside her former wool shop. Her legacy in Galway's commerce scene is one of innovation and resilience.

Visit the Galway Electric Light Company to uncover Alice Perry's groundbreaking feat as the first woman to earn an engineering degree in Ireland and Britain, shattering gender barriers in 1906.

At the Nora Barnacle House Museum, discover how this "original Galway girl" inspired literary giant James Joyce. Dive into Peg Broderick Nicholson's fight for Irish freedom at the Galway City Museum as well.

Conclude your tour at Galway's harbor, where you'll learn about Kathleen Curran's brief yet historic role as Ireland's first female harbor master. This tour offers a unique perspective on Galway's rich history—perfect for history buffs and cultural enthusiasts seeking a memorable experience!