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For many Attymon was a simply a railway junction that gave the town of Loughrea access to the main Galway-Dublin line. For others Attymon conjures up images of a large tract of bogland located some six miles east of the medieval town of Athenry and ten miles north of the cathedral town of Loughrea, Co. Galway, IRELAND.
As well as rail infrastructure, Attymon, in its heyday, boasted the following trappings of civilisation: a post office, a health board dispensary, a priest's residence cum oratory and a
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