By Parker Luellen

Tourism tattooing is popular in Galway, with many non-Irish natives getting a souvenir that lasts a lifetime. Many tourists love getting Irish themed tattoos, including the ancient Celtic designs. Artists in Galway are appreciative of tourists getting these tattoos and encourage people to take a piece of Ireland’s culture home with them. But these artists also have their limits.

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