Inis Meain is much smaller and quieter than Inis Mor, attracting fewer tourists by a long shot. Bring along your own instrument if you’d like to join in the fun! 7. During the summer months local musicians will come in and play traditional music sessions while in the long winter months, one never knows when a singsong will happen. Out location scouting for an up coming wedding on the Aran Islands as … Sure be rude not to have one ?! #theweddingexpert #aranislands #guinness #tíjoewattys #wedding #weddingplannerĪ post shared by A Style of Living | Blaithin on at 8:45am PDTĪnother well-established bar on Inis Mor, and with the almost comical name of “The Bar”, this traditional islander pub is another great spot for live music sessions on the Aran Islands. Or maybe stop for a drink during your visit to Inis Mor with Wild Rover Tours? You have the whole day on the island on our 2 day tour to Galway and the Aran Islands from Dublin. You can expect live music sessions seven nights a week in summer, so regardless of what day you visit, get yourself to Joe Watty’s for dinner and a few pints each evening. There isn’t that much else to do on the island, after all. Here, tourists mix with islanders and there are nightly live music sessions to keep visitors entertained. Joe Watty’s Bar on the island of Inis Mor, the largest of the 3 Aran Islands, is where you will find the most craic. The Aran Islands are a part of Ireland that the world forgot and it is this mystery and rugged charm, mixed with a feeling of travelling back in time, that make any trip here memorable. The venue from last night…Monroes in Galway, Ireland! This place was very cool! #europeantour #ireland #tour #monroestavern post shared by Blueprints of the Heart on at 5:02am PDT You’ll need to get here super early in the busy summer months as this place gets so busy there are literally people flowing in and out the front door.
You never know who might join in a trad session here, with famous Irish musicians such as Sharon Shannon known to drop in. Located at the end of Galway’s busiest shopping street, this pub has both a great location and a fantastic atmosphere. It is famous for live traditional music sessions. One of the most popular pubs in Galway city, Tig Choili is loved by both locals and visitors alike. Here’s our list of the best places to listen to trad music in Galway or the Aran Islands: 1. Regardless of how long you plan to stay in Ireland, a night of trad music in Galway, with singing and general craic is one you won’t forget anytime soon. While most tourists head straight to Temple Bar in Dublin, the more traditional music sessions are to be found in Galway or the Aran Islands, off the west coast of Ireland. You can’t travel to Ireland and not listen to a traditional music session or two.
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