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Pokemon Go Galway
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31-08-2016 8:49pm#1Hi guys, just wondering how many here are Galway poké-hunters?
I thought I'd share that the Mutton Light Famine Memorial out near Grattan Park in Salthill is the best nest I've found for catching a lot of the rarer Pokemon varieties. Especially Ponyta, but visiting it on a daily basis, I've found nearly every variety, showing up maybe every 15-20 minutes (caught Dugtrio today, along with Growlithes, Geodudes, Eggsecute, Doduo, Diglett, Seel, Ekans, and even Pikachu and Bulbasaur one time).
And the Mutton Island causeway is great for collecting lots of Magicarp and other water types. As its a long narrow road surrounded by water, all the Pokemon are concentrated along its path so you don't have to worry about wandering in different directions to detect them. Squirtle shows up quite often, sometimes I'd get 2 or 3 on a cycle along it.
I used to catch the odd Charmander at the end of Grattan Rd as it meets the R336 (road that leads to the aquarium, can't think of the road name), but haven't gotten any in the past week so maybe it's not a charmander spawning-site anymore.
Any other Galway poké-hunters here have any more searching tips they'd like to share? 1
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Hey
Yeah I usually pop out to Salthill in the evenings for a wander and some hunting. Never did the Mutton Island Causeway or the Memorial though, cheers for the tip.
Very little on the side of the city I live in (East Side), getting bored of taking down the GMIT gym.....AGAIN!
Do like a stroll around town too on a Saturday.
Sit outside Garavans, glass of wine, lure the stop and just sit and collect
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I walked him to get enough candies to evolve him so happy days
Was on the prom yesterday and suddenly fecking rain started lashing down big time. Prom is best in my view as there are so many Stops and Mons there. Great for grinding (collecting many lowlevel Mons in order to level up)
Oh I mean did you happen to check the screen where it shows him and your avatar after walking more than 10km? Because something special happens.
Yeah I was out there yesterday too when the thundershowers came pouring down. 
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am planning to head up towards Salthill tomorrow, any good suggestions on decent spots to keep in mind?? heading up towards Galway for the afternoon, wondering where would be best to spend it
could do with starters, machop, omanyte, kabuto and that ever so elusive Porygon :P0 -
am planning to head up towards Salthill tomorrow, any good suggestions on decent spots to keep in mind?? heading up towards Galway for the afternoon, wondering where would be best to spend it
could do with starters, machop, omanyte, kabuto and that ever so elusive Porygon :P
The coast walk along South Park can be good, as is the Mutton Island Causeway (mainly for water types), and Mutton Light Famine Memorial near Grattan Park can have some random interesting spawns. They used to be good nests for certain Pokemon but I think they've changed again so not sure what shows up often now, last time I used to cycle the South Park walk and catch lots of good growlithes.0 -
So made a trip up to Galway today, wasnt bad, though nothing special other than an omanyte that disappeared just after i parked at salthill, caught quite a few psyducks, polis, karp (one of which has 91% IVs with 144cp), and the other usual suspects. Covered from down at Nimmo's pier at end of grange rd to the galway bay hotel. and stocked up on eggs again 0
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The Mutton Light Famine Memorial in Grattan Park in Salthill is a serious nest for Kabuto right now, just collected 4 of them one after the other within a couple of minutes, and got 5 together there this morning too! Able to finally power up my Kabutops to the fullest. 0
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