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residential street · $Galway, County Galway

Cuan Glas

Cuan Glas is a residential street in Galway, 2.5 km west of Eyre Square. It is 837 m long, about 10 minutes on foot end to end. It has 3 named places on the map: 2 guest houses and childcare.

Type
Residential street
Length
837 m of mapped road
From Eyre Square
2.5 km west
Joins
Deane Roundabout, Dun Áras Village
Runs
from Dun Áras Village
Bus stops
Deane Roundabout; Deane Roundabout
Nearest parking
Claude Toft Car Park on Seapoint Promenade, 1.4 km away
Density
3 named places over 837 m, 0.4 per 100 m
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Plan of Cuan Glas and the streets around it, with its named places marked

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Plan of the streetPlan of Cuan Glas and the streets around it, with its named places marked

A walk along Cuan Glas

Walking its length 2 guest houses and a childcare share the 837 m. Buses stop on the street itself at 2 stops.

What is on Cuan Glas

2 guest houses and 1 childcare, each with its own page.

Schools · 1

Hotels · 2

  1. Amber Heights B&B
    Guest houses
    +353 91 582 088
  2. The Rise
    Guest houses
    +353 85 145 2818

Streets it joins

  1. Deane Roundaboutregional road
  2. Dun Áras Villageresidential street

Questions people ask

Where is Cuan Glas?
In Galway, County Galway, 2.5 km west of Eyre Square, joining Deane Roundabout and Dun Áras Village.
How long is Cuan Glas?
837 m, measured along the mapped centre line; about 10 minutes on foot end to end.
What is on Cuan Glas?
3 named places: Amber Heights B&B, Amberlee Montessori and The Rise.
Is there a bus stop on Cuan Glas?
Yes: Deane Roundabout and Deane Roundabout.
Where can I park near Cuan Glas?
The nearest car park is Claude Toft Car Park on Seapoint Promenade, 1.4 km away.

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Geometry, names and places from OpenStreetMap, read on 2026-09-18. Length is the sum of the mapped segments carrying this name; distances are straight lines from the street's midpoint.