Web Design Galway — Custom Websites for Galway Businesses

Websites Built for Galway Businesses

Whether you run a hotel, B&B, restaurant or tour company that needs bookings from visitors, an engineering or medtech business that needs to look credible to clients and investors, a shop in the city centre, or a trade or service anywhere in the county, we can build a website around how your customers find you and get in touch. Every site is fast, mobile-first and built on WordPress. 

How We Work

Netboost is based in Galway and works with businesses across the city and county, from Oranmore and Athenry to Tuam, Loughrea, Gort and Clifden. Projects are run online, through video calls, email and shared documents, so there's no need to take time out to travel wherever you are in the county. All projects are managed directly, with no outsourcing.

Web Design Galway FAQs

Common questions about web design in Galway — answered honestly.

Can you build a website for a tourism or hospitality business in Galway?

Yes. Galway is the only city on the Wild Atlantic Way, and most overseas holidaymakers who visit are coming to Ireland for the first time, so many plan their trip online before they arrive. A hotel, B&B, restaurant or tour website needs to load quickly on a phone, show clearly what you offer and make it easy to book or get in touch. We'll build it around how your guests actually book, whether that's online, by phone or through an enquiry form.

Do you work with businesses outside Galway city, in Connemara or east Galway?

Yes. We work with businesses anywhere in Co. Galway, from Connemara to Ballinasloe and Portumna. Everything is handled online, so all you need is an internet connection. Where you're based makes no difference to how we work together.

Can my website be in both Irish and English?

Yes. We can build a bilingual website with a language switcher, so visitors can choose Irish or English on every page. The Irish version is created with automated translation, and we recommend having a fluent Irish speaker check it before launch. Both language versions are set up so search engines can find each one.