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  • proper noun A bay off the east coast of Ireland, between the counties of Galway and Connacht

from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.

  • noun a bay of the North Atlantic on the west coast of Ireland

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Examples

  • Mary Pat Kelly found a great way to promote the paperback release of her epic Galway Bay -- just get a top film producer, Jean Doumanian, to develop it for television.

    John Lee: Jon Stewart Is "the Mack" for Author With Book to Sell John Lee 2011

  • Mary Pat Kelly found a great way to promote the paperback release of her epic Galway Bay -- just get a top film producer, Jean Doumanian, to develop it for television.

    John Lee: Jon Stewart Is "the Mack" for Author With Book to Sell John Lee 2011

  • Mary Pat Kelly found a great way to promote the paperback release of her epic Galway Bay -- just get a top film producer, Jean Doumanian, to develop it for television.

    John Lee: Jon Stewart Is "the Mack" for Author With Book to Sell John Lee 2011

  • Mary Pat Kelly found a great way to promote the paperback release of her epic Galway Bay -- just get a top film producer, Jean Doumanian, to develop it for television.

    John Lee: Jon Stewart Is "the Mack" for Author With Book to Sell John Lee 2011

  • “I particularly recommend the oysters from Galway Bay.”

    The Season of Risks Susan Hubbard 2010

  •            Yes, Irish grandfathers really do speak that way, and when you're lads just over for the first time from built-up gray Dublin, you catch and remember every new thing; every word, every color of brown, blue, and green as you stand on each side of Grandfather, who puts a hand on your shoulder and looks out to the Aran Islands in Galway Bay.

    Something About Ireland 2010

  • “I particularly recommend the oysters from Galway Bay.”

    The Season of Risks Susan Hubbard 2010

  • “I particularly recommend the oysters from Galway Bay.”

    The Season of Risks Susan Hubbard 2010

  • I have come out of an hotel full of tourists and commercial travellers, to stroll along the edge of Galway Bay, and look out in the direction of the islands.

    Later Articles and Reviews W.B. Yeats 2000

  • In Galway Bay, nestled on the west coast of Ireland, lives Fungi, a lone male dolphin who seeks the company of humans, as he has for over a quarter century now.

    On anthropomorphizing doyle 2009

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