All. Meals we ate in this area were great as was the music. Recommend you check the menus and music planned neater to the time f your visit.

Sorry haven't been yet.

There are loads, so it depends on your budget. Jurys Inn would be very central, it's just off Quay St or the Meyrick which is on Eyre Square and close to the Bus & Rail Station. Connacht Hotel outside the city but there is a good bus route.

2 nites perfect the uni kids are all off now until after Easter and the buzz isn't usually a 'spring break type buzz' it's a Good feel and there are clubs and pubs for your age and older ! That's why it's so popular something for everyone . There is lots of food , pubs, clubs etc to choose from. There's good shopping and lots of sightseeing of you wanted to do a bit of touring outside the city there is lots. A 2 day break is perfect. In winter it's the right amount of time - in summer you could even do another day ! It's by and large a safe city too. One piece of advice - wear flats no heels- city is cobbled! :)

Yes!! It was bustling every time we were there, and when talking to some restaurant servers in the area it seems to always be.

I recommend The Trad on The Prom at the Galway Bay but they may be already done fir the season at this time sorry u might still call by the Galway Bay hotel on the Promenade.

Not sure sorry

Just keep in Mind that good Friday is the only day in the year when no alcohol is sold in Ireland. Apart from that you should be fine not like Christmas day where towns and streets are like ghost towns.

Children are allowed in pubs until 9.30pm. Hope u have a great holiday.