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Venues in Galway that allow fireworks?

buzz55 · 2011-11-17 15:04:45

That's it in a nutshell really. What hotels or other suitable wedding reception venues will allow a proper, full on fireworks display? cheers

17-11-2011 3:04pm

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buzz55

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That's it in a nutshell really. What hotels or other suitable wedding reception venues will allow a proper, full on fireworks display?

cheers

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#2 19-11-2011 1:33pm

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Hi buzz55,

I work as a Wedding DJ in Galway and one of the venues I regularly see a firework display at weddings is The Glenlo Abbey. I am not sure if the hotel can arrange this as an add-on to their package or if the couple arranges it themselves but they normally have the display down near the golf course and everyone watches it from the balcony at the Pavillion suite. Always a joy to watch!!

Hope that helps:)

Best Regards
Jason

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