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About Seapoint Ballroom

Seapoint Ballroom, located in the Seapoint area of Upper Salthill, Galway, Ireland, is a historic venue with deep social and cultural roots in the city. Opened in 1949, its main ballroom floor spans approximately 5,200 square feet and has hosted top Irish bands, showbands, concerts, conferences, and a variety of community events. Although the ballroom itself closed in 1985, the original 1949 structure remains within the Seapoint Leisure complex, with regeneration plans advancing through 2026. The venue’s legacy lives on in its surrounding spaces, including a large restaurant and balcony seating that once welcomed hundreds of dancers and attendees. This page provides practical, up-to-date information to help you plan an event or visit, with a focus on accessibility, nearby amenities, and trusted partner options.

Seapoint Ballroom sits within a broader leisure complex in Seapoint, Galway, a city known for its vibrant culture, coastal scenery, and welcoming hospitality. Whether you’re seeking a venue for a special event, a cultural evening, or a casual gathering, we’ve got you covered with clear, no-nonsense guidance. Secure your seats, research nearby accommodations and dining, and lean on our trusted network for easy planning. For current events and regeneration updates, check the Seapoint Leisure development plans and local Galway listings.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: Seapoint, Upper Salthill, Galway, Ireland (Seapoint area).
  • Opening date: July 17, 1949; main ballroom floor ~5,200 sq ft; capacity >2,000 dancers; restaurant ~4,000 sq ft serving ~350 diners.
  • Layout: ballroom on the upper level with a surrounding balcony seating for a few hundred; the space was used as a concert hall, conference venue, and more.
  • Notable events: hosted top Irish bands and showbands; a central social and cultural hub in Galway for decades.
  • Status: ballroom closed in 1985; the original 1949 ballroom building reportedly remains within the Seapoint Leisure complex, with regeneration plans ongoing as of 2026.