Taylors Hill Neighbourhood Guide
Galway
About Taylors Hill
Taylors Hill is an established, largely residential neighbourhood on Galway’s west side, between Rahoon and Salthill and within easy reach of the city centre. The area has a settled suburban character, with mature housing, schools and everyday services alongside convenient access to the coast and the wider west side. Families are well served by nearby primary and secondary schools, including Scoil Bhríde and Coláiste Éinde, while University of Galway is accessible by bus, bicycle and on foot from parts of the neighbourhood. Bus services along the Rahoon Road, Bishop O’Donnell Road and nearby Seamus Quirke Road connect residents with Galway city, Salthill and western suburbs, although commuting times can be affected by traffic. Local shopping is concentrated around Westside and nearby Rahoon, with supermarkets, cafés, pharmacies and other daily conveniences close by. Salthill adds a broad choice of restaurants, pubs, cafés and seaside leisure, including the promenade, beaches and leisure facilities. Residents also have access to parks and playing fields, community amenities, sporting clubs and the cultural attractions of central Galway, all within a relatively short distance.
Property Market in Taylors Hill
Based on 2 properties for sale in Taylors Hill
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Taylors Hill
Schools
A nearby primary school serving families in Galway’s western suburban area.
A Galway primary school offering mixed education within reach of Taylors Hill.
A co-educational secondary school located in the Salthill area.
An established secondary school serving students from Galway city and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Major university campus with teaching, research, sports and cultural facilities nearby.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local bus routes connect Rahoon, Taylors Hill, Salthill and Galway city.
Important west-side route linking residential areas with the city and Salthill.
Major western approach providing access towards Galway city and suburban destinations.
Central bus connections provide onward travel throughout Galway and beyond.
City-centre railway station offering train services to Dublin, Limerick and intermediate towns.
Amenities
Convenient local centre with supermarkets, retail services, cafés and everyday amenities.
Popular seafront walkway beside beaches, swimming spots and views across Galway Bay.
Salthill leisure complex with swimming, fitness, entertainment and family-oriented facilities.
Long-established Salthill pub offering drinks, food and a relaxed local atmosphere.
Popular Salthill bar known for craft beer, food and live entertainment.
Iconic Salthill swimming landmark and well-known Galway Bay viewpoint.
Public library providing books, study space, events and community services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Nearby golf facility offering an 18-hole course and practice amenities.
Established club providing tennis facilities, coaching and competitive community activity.
Local Gaelic games club with teams and activities for children and adults.
West Galway rugby club supporting juvenile, youth and adult participation.
Large campus sports facility with gyms, pitches, courts and fitness programmes.
Nearby Areas
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