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A Red Arrows Hawk aircraft pulls up from a dive during at the Salthill Airshow. Sunday 6 July 2003. Photo: Joe Desbonnet. 
The Vixen Breakat the end of the Red Arrows display. In the background is LE Ciara (Irish Naval Service) and the Clare mountains in the distance. Photo: Joe Desbonnet
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Around Galway
A labrador watches the sunset at Salthill, Sunday 6 April 2003. Photo: Joe Desbonnet 
Claddagh at night. Photo: Joe Desbonnet |
Train
The train is the ideal way of traveling from Dublin to Galway. The journey time is about 3 hours. A bar and restaurant service is available on most trains. Return trip tickets vary from €22.50 - €38.00 depending on the the time of week (2003 prices). Towns serviced along the route include Athenry, Ballinasloe, Athlone, Tullamore and Kildare. There are no direct routes to other cities. TimetablesThe following times are known to be accurate in January 2003 and are valid until 3 June 2003. But confirmation close to date of travel is advised. Galway-Dublin Early train: 0515 Mon, 0520 Tue-Fri. Mon-Sat: 0745, 1100, 1510, 1808. Sun: 0835, 1350, 1445, 1620, 1805. Journey time is approx 3 hours. Trains terminate at Heuston Station, Dublin. Dublin-Galway Mon-Sat: 0720, 1055, 1430, 1650, 1905. Sun: 0905, 1405, 1850, 2040. Journey time is approx 3 hours. Trains depart from Heuston Station.
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