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Ahascragh.

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Ahascragh is a village in County Galway. The map names 7 places inside it, from shops and cafés to schools and churches, and 0 streets. 1 bus and train line calls at 2 stops here in the published timetable.

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Getting to Ahascragh

1 line calls at 2 stops in Ahascragh, run by TFI Local Link Galway. That list does not change with the date. What does change is which of them runs on the day you are going, and that, with the walk at each end, is worked out when you ask for it.

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Where is Ahascragh?
Ahascragh is a village in County Galway.
How do you get to Ahascragh?
1 scheduled line call at 2 stops in Ahascragh, run by TFI Local Link Galway. Which of them runs on the day you are travelling, at what time, and how long it takes from where you are starting are all worked out on the Getting to Ahascragh page.
What is there to see in Ahascragh?
85 things to see within twelve kilometres on the map, among them The bloody Hollow, Kilgerrill Church (ruins) and Aughrim Park.
Where does this page come from?
Mapped places, streets and boundaries come from OpenStreetMap. Bus and train journey results use the National Transport Authority's published timetables and do not include live running information. Local guides and suggested itineraries add descriptions and practical details, with sources linked on their pages.

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