
Galway Bay
Bay in the Republic of IrelandWikipedia
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Search complete. 12 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Galway Bay".
Sep 6, 2026
The Witch's Tale - "TheWitchsTale1933-05-29-101TheTrothOfDeathrepeatOf1931-08-10" (Old Time Radio)
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0:52Victor SterlingNARRATOR
In County Clare, Ireland, Bartley and Nora make a solemn troth at a fairy mound, but Bartley's wealthy father opposes their match, and family pressure soon sends the young man to sea.
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1:05Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Their pledge remains amid Irish folk belief and the waters of Galway Bay.
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1:11Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Written by Alonzo Dean Cole.
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1:14Victor SterlingNARRATOR
This New York broadcast aired May 29th, 1933.
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18:02Bartley GlennonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What part are we off oiling now? Just off Hag's Head.
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18:05Bartley GlennonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If we don't go on the rocks, soon we'll be in
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18:06Michael GlennonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Galway Bay.
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18:08Michael GlennonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You two passengers are lucky.
When John Ford Walked Away From Hollywood to Fight World War II
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4:19Roger McGrathCORRESPONDENT
John Martin Feeney is born in 1894 in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, a small town near Portland.
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4:27Roger McGrathCORRESPONDENT
His father is John Augustine Feeney, a large and powerful man known for his feats of strength and spellbinding storytelling, who had immigrated to America from Spittle, a small town on the coast of Galway Bay in Ireland.
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4:43Roger McGrathCORRESPONDENT
His mother is a former Barbara Curran, also an Irish immigrant, who had come from the town of Kilronan on Inishmore, the largest of the Aran Islands, which lie at the entrance to Galway Bay.
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4:57Roger McGrathCORRESPONDENT
For both John and Barbara, their first language is Gaelic.
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5:02Roger McGrathCORRESPONDENT
The young John Feeney, the future John Ford, is called Johnny by his family.
Alison Metcalfe
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0:49Ann LiguoriHOST
The Amgen Irish Open at Doonbeg the week of September 7th, followed by the Ryder Cup at Adir Manor in September 2027.
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1:00Ann LiguoriHOST
While new courses such as Curaclo Lynx, and the golf hotel properties such as the Hawthorne at Galway Bay expand the product even more.
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1:09Ann LiguoriHOST
Well, joining me to discuss all the exciting activities happening in Ireland is Alison Metcalf, Executive Vice President, Tourism Ireland, North America, Australia, and New Zealand.
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1:21Ann LiguoriHOST
Alison and her team are doing an excellent job in promoting and marketing Ireland to golfers and non-golfers alike.
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22:17Ann LiguoriHOST
All right.
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22:17Ann LiguoriHOST
So we're going to move over to Galway, which is somewhat like northwest, but not too far up.
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22:24Ann LiguoriHOST
north on the Emerald Isle, the Hawthorne at Galway Bay.
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22:29Ann LiguoriHOST
I've heard so many great things about, it's a five-star golf destination and resort.
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3:40Dan MurphyGUEST
Uh, parkland golf, lots of water.
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3:43Dan MurphyGUEST
Uh, and from there we headed to the brand-new Hawthorn at Galway Bay resort.
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3:48Dan MurphyGUEST
Uh, golf course at Galway Bay has been there a while.
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3:50Dan MurphyGUEST
That's from the 1990s.
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3:52Dan MurphyGUEST
Christy O'Connor Junior designed it.
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Dún Aonghasa: The Stone Fort Above the Atlantic
Aug 20 · 1 Mention
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0:28LucasHOST
Exactly.
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0:29LucasHOST
The Aran Islands, three slabs of limestone out in Galway Bay, and on the biggest one, Inis Mor, there's a fort called Duin Aonghasa.
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0:39LucasHOST
It sits on a cliff that's about 100 meters straight down to the ocean.
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0:43LucasHOST
And this fort is old, we're talking Iron Age, probably built sometime around 1100 BC to 500 BC, though the dating is fuzzy.