Clonbur, street by street
An Fhairche, between Lough Corrib and Lough Mask, under Mount Gable where the Firbolg gathered before Moytura, with Brendan's cashel, an ogham stone and an O'Kyne castle around it.
Clonbur is a village of County Galway, 37 km north-west of Galway city. This page is a working model of it: every one of its 498 buildings stands on the map above, and 82 shops, cafés, schools, churches and services have a page each, with the street, the hours where recorded, the nearest bus stop and car park, and a plan of the streets around it. Everything comes from open map data and says so.
Live forecast for the centre, hour by hour and the week ahead.
37 km from Galway, 36 km from Aerphort Chonamara, 0 bus stops, 0 car parks.
Mount Gable, Ross Hill, Ballykine, Petersburg, Inchagoill, Ashford.
The Firbolg, Brendan's cashel, the O'Kynes' castle, the Guinnesses, the All-Ireland of 2012.
where it is, what is here.
What is in Clonbur
1 restaurants, 1 pubs, 1 supermarkets, 1 doctors and 1 banks and more, by kind. Each kind has a page listing every one, closest to the village first.
- Restaurants1
- Pubs1
- Supermarkets1
- Doctors1
- Banks1
- Gyms and sport1
- Hotels1
- Churches5
- Parks and views25
- Castles and heritage34
Guides to Clonbur
All 8 guides
Ashford Castle at Cong, on the Galway side of Lough Corrib, began as a de Burgo castle of 1228, fell to Bingham in 1589, passed to the…
Cong Abbey, the Royal Abbey of Cong, is the 13th-century Augustinian ruin at Cong: founded on St Feichin's 7th-century church, refounded…
Lough Mask, Loch Measca, is the 83-square-kilometre limestone lake north of Clonbur, fourth largest in Ireland, fed by Lough Carra and…
Joyce Country, Dúiche Sheoigheach, is the hill country of Galway and Mayo between Lough Mask and Lough Corrib that takes in Clonbur,…
Loch na Fuaiche, Lough Nafooey, the lake of the fissure, is a rectangular glacial lake about 2.5 miles long and half a mile wide in a…
Éamon Ó Cuív, born 23 June 1950, son of the Celtic scholar Brian Ó Cuív and Emer de Valera, the last surviving daughter of the Taoiseach…
Where to eat in Clonbur
2 cafés, restaurants, takeaways and pubs on the map, 2 of them within 300 m of the village. 0 have hours on record.
- Brendan J LynchPubs
- John J Burke And SonsRestaurants
Every place to eat and drink as a pin; tap one for its page and directions.
Street by street
All 1 streetsThe map names 1 road here but records no shop on any of them yet.
Things to see around Clonbur
Robert French, no restrictions via Wikimedia Commons
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Burkesclonbur, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Burkesclonbur, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Castles, abbeys, old churches, beaches, viewpoints and parks within 12 km, closest first, plus 8 ringforts and ancient sites and 10 holy wells on their own pages.
- Coill na FaircheWoods · 287 m
- Ballykine CastleRuins · 2.1 km
- Coolin LoughLakes · 3.2 km
- Chalet viewViewpoints · 4.5 km
- Ard na GaoitheAttractions · 4.5 km
- Aghalard CastleCastles · 4.6 km
- School of FalconryAttractions · 4.9 km
- Cong WoodsWoods · 5.0 km
- Ashford Castle LakeLakes · 5.1 km
Castles · Ringforts · Holy wells · Hotels
Clonbur in pictures
Photographs of the place and the country around it, each from an open archive and credited to the person who took it.
Robert French, no restrictions via Wikimedia Commons
Burkesclonbur, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Burkesclonbur, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Burkesclonbur, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Burkesclonbur, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Burkesclonbur, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
ZimuQuesti, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
David Dixon, CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Questions people ask
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How the model is built
The buildings are OpenStreetMap footprints, read on 2026-09-18, stood up to the height the map records or a plain two storeys where it records none. Streets, water and the base map come from the same project through OpenFreeMap. Places are the named shops, services and public buildings on the map; each has its own page.
A building takes the colour of the kind of place inside it: restaurants in red, pharmacies in green, schools in yellow. Nothing is invented to fill a gap: a missing fact is shown as missing, with a link to add it to the map. More about the model.