First world problem: What does one do about laundry on a long vacation? Do you:…read more 1. Pack for the entire trip, not do any laundry, and face the end of the adventure with a huge bag of stinking close and a date with the washer and dryer upon coming home? 2. Spend an ungodly portion of your trip at sleazy motel coin washes for which the efficiency is at best questionable? 3. Bring one outfit, then buy and dispose as you go? 4. Have a willing (and available) friend/relative do the deed? 5. The ever nebulous "Other"? While we were still in Dublin, I had looked into the hotel's valet service, but at about E6 for a pair of socks, I elected to continue my search. Upon arriving at Galway, we consulted the internet, found the Launderland just a block away, and found that they washed and dried up to 7.5KG for E10. Sounds like a deal. As we had a full day planned, I moseyed over when they opened with my bag, inquired what needed to be done (which was essentially come back and collect, and of course, pay). Couldn't be more simple. I returned near closing time after our long day trudging the streets of Galway, presented my ticket, and received everything we had given the establishment, and nothing more. As promised, clothes were clean, dry, and neat.

The service is amazing, which was to be expected. Quick, efficient, and kind service with a smile…read more If your traveling like me though, make friends with your neighbors and do laundry together (only way, dry, fold service here, no do-it-yourself), as I had so few clothes to wash, but they had to be done. Better for 6-8 lbs of clothing. Also, cash only!

Wonderful service for my husband and I after needing laundry done from going all over Ireland for a…read moreweek. Ann was the woman that greeted us around 10:30 that morning and had our 10 lbs of laundry clean and nicely folded just before closing around 5:45. We spent around 24 euros for all of that laundry which was amazing considering the prices that our hotel was going to charge. Great experience for those who want clean clothes but don't want to waste their time in a laundromat. This allows you to enjoy your time and have clean laundry!

On our honeymoon, just at the end of week one. Brought a bunch of clothes in to be washed and…read moredried, and folded. Brought it in around 11, it was done by 5:30, and we're set on comfortably continuing our trip onward. Reasonable price as well and a good alternative to the hotel laundry, which wanted a lot more. Good find!

Stopped in here between Bunratty and the Cliffs of Moher. The owner could not have been more…read morewelcome and accommodating. 55 minutes for a load of wash and 35 minutes to dry and we were off to the Cliffs. Detergent and fabric softener included for 18 euro total for 2 persons week of laundry. Hours are 8:30-6:00 Monday- Saturday, closed Sunday. Do it your self or drop off.

If you have internet and can find this place, they actually have coin operated washers and driers…read more It's fun finding a laundromat isn't it! No wi fi. Attendant very nice and helpful. €8 per machine. Shops, monastery, main drag close by.

Ready by promised time, great value, would recommend to travelers in the area. Laundry was…read moredifficult at times, O'Connor made it much easier.

From the owner: O'Connor Cleaners Ltd has been providing clients all over Galway with the best dry cleaning,…read morelaundry services and sensitive garment cleaning for over 2 decades. We concentrate solely on the domestic market, providing both an everyday laundry cleaning service along with specialist, sensitive garment cleaning.

Absolutely delightful. Ireland doesn't have the massive self-serve laundromats that us Americans…read moreare used to and I needed my laundry cleaned while on vacation. Paid €50 for a week's worth of both mine and my wife's clothes. Got them back same day and folded with my socks matched! If you're American, you'll balk at the price, but do keep in mind that you're paying an actual human who is going to wash, dry, and fold your belongings all while you're out living your life. Limerick does technically have some self-serve laundromats, but they are one or two unattended machines behind select gas (petrol) stations if you're into that and sitting in your car waiting.