About Tully
Tully is a village in County Galway, 71 km north-west of Galway city. The hill on the Renvyle peninsula, a quarter of a mile from the Atlantic under the Twelve Pins, where 109 people were evicted in September 1881 and the landlord had to turn her house into a hotel.
- Where
- 71 km from Galway, 247 km from Dublin
- Position
- 53.5958° N, 9.9754° W
- On the model
- 648 buildings, 1 streets, 125 places in 30 kinds
- Read more
- Tully on Wikipedia


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A short history
- 1881The evictions. Caroline Blake, the landowner, believed her tenants exaggerated the failure of the crops; the Land League told them to withhold full rent, and a meeting in Tully Cross church was said to have discussed five pounds to have her killed.
- 20th centuryGogarty. Renvyle House, a mile west, was the home of the poet Oliver St John Gogarty before it was the hotel it is now.
What to see
- Renvyle House
Gogarty's house, a mile west.
- Renvyle Castle3.8 km
The tower house on the shore, 3.8 km away.
The ruin 4 km off.
- Tully Cross1.2 km
The sister village a mile east, with Christ the King church.
- Kylemore Abbey6.8 km
6.8 km away.
- Connemara National Park5.3 km
The visitor centre at Letterfrack, 5.3 km off.
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Getting around
Tully sits on the Renvyle peninsula road, 13 miles north of Clifden. 0 bus stops and 0 car parks are on the map.
History, sights and civic facts summarise Wikipedia, "Tully, County Galway" (CC BY-SA 4.0, read 2026-09-19). Population is the CSO census as listed there. Distances and everything on the model are OpenStreetMap.