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Galway Plaza

Location:

M6 at exit 16
(also accessible to traffic on the N65 and the L4193)

Signposted from the road.

Eircode:

H65 EK28

map and directions

Access/Layout:

Offline (
Single site located at a junction
)

Rating: See the reviews


Following the success of the Barack Obama Plaza, Supermac's were hoping to build on its success and roll out a network of them. Galway was next to open.

Facilities

Catering: Papa John's Pizza, Supermac's, SuperSubs, Mac's Place, Bewley's Barista, Krispy Kreme Shops: SPAR Amenities: Local Information Outdoor Space: Grass verge only Charging Points: ESB ecars 50kW CCS, 50kW CHAdeMO & 43kW Type 2 Forecourt: Texaco

Parking Prices

Further information is not available, please update this if you know.

Contact Details

🏢 Address:
Junction 16
Carrowkeel
Kiltullagh
Athenry
Co. Galway
Eircode: H65 EK28


Trivia and History

Galway Plaza restaurant area.jpg
Inside the services.

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Services opened 2016

The Plaza opened on 12 February 2016. It was developed privately following delays to the National Road Authority's plans for public developments. Co. Galway is the spiritual home of Supermac's so it was an obvious place to target with a large development. TII are investigating building their own motorway service area west of here at Athenry.

Unlike most other Plaza Group sites, this restaurant is not a drive thru. The HGV filling station could almost be a separate development, being positioned much further down the service road.

In planning, Supermac's referred to the service area as the Kiltullagh Plaza. Transport Infrastructure Ireland continue to call it Kiltullagh, despite the prominent Galway branding. In 2019 they even placed large signs on the M6 referring to a service area at Kiltullagh.

The Galway Plaza won 'Best Forecourt Facilities' at the 2019 Forecourt & Convenience Retailer Awards. In 2018 it won the same award, as well as 'Best Motorway Service Station'.

iRadio In The Afternoon was broadcast live from the plaza on 16 July 2021.

ePower have received a grant to build a high-speed electric vehicle charging hub here.

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