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Spectrum Tooling

Spectrum Tooling is a metal construction in the town in Galway, County Galway, 3.4 km north-east of Eyre Square. ACAL Technologies, AWP Engineering Ltd and Isle Stoves are within 54 m.

Kind
Metal construction
From Eyre Square
3.4 km north-east
Phone
+353 91 771 542
Bus stop
Hewlett Packard (Bus Éireann), 420 m away

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Plan of the country around Spectrum Tooling, 1.8 km across
The building in black is this one; drag to turn the model.Open the whole town
Plan of the surrounding 300 mPlan of the country around Spectrum Tooling, 1.8 km across

Getting to Spectrum Tooling

By bus
The nearest stop is Hewlett Packard, served by Bus Éireann, 420 m away, with a shelter.
Directions from where you are
Open the model above, tap the pin and choose “Directions here”; the route is drawn from your own position.

While you are there

8 shops within 300 m, including ACAL Technologies, Ability West and Elektro Spares & Service.

Within a short walk

  1. 45 m
  2. AWP Engineering Ltd
    Metal construction
    45 m
  3. Isle Stoves
    Fireplace
    54 m
  4. 65 m
  5. 73 m
  6. 76 m
  7. Ability West
    Charity shops
    78 m
  8. 94 m

Other metal construction in Galway

  1. AWP Engineering Ltd
    Ballybane Industrial Estate
    45 m
  2. Breathnach Engineering
    Ballybane Industrial Estate
    98 m
  3. Gordon Ryan Engineering Ltd
    Ballybane Industrial Estate
    120 m
  4. 514 m
  5. Feeney-Keating Limited
    Oldenway Business Park
    735 m

All 6 metal construction in Galway

Questions people ask

Where is Spectrum Tooling?
In Galway, County Galway, 3.4 km north-east of Eyre Square.
How do I contact Spectrum Tooling?
By phone on +353 91 771 542.
Are there other metal construction nearby?
5 other metal construction in $Galway; the closest is AWP Engineering Ltd, 45 m away.

Source record: OpenStreetMap node/1944624984, read on 2026-09-18. The street is the mapped address where there is one, otherwise the nearest named road. Distances are straight lines.