Split WAW into 7 individual section pages

- 07-wild-atlantic-way.md is now an index with timeline table and EV summary
- New pages: 07a-donegal through 07g-kerry
  Each follows the standard format: must-see, 3-day itinerary, EV charging, practical info
  Dates anchored to the Aug 8–28 timeline; Kerry day 3 ends with drive to Dublin
- Update README navigation table with all 8 WAW files

locations/07e-galway.md

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+# Galway
+
+> **Type:** WAW Section 5 of 7
+> **Dates:** ~Aug 21–22 (2 days)
+> **Recommended stay:** 2 days
+> **Best for:** Best city on the WAW, Aran Islands, traditional music, workation base
+
+## Why Visit
+Galway is Ireland's most vibrant city outside Dublin — a university town with a permanent festival energy, the gateway to the Aran Islands, and the best place on the entire Wild Atlantic Way to spend a proper work day. It's also where the Wild Atlantic Way briefly becomes urban before the route drops south into Clare.
+
+## Must-See
+
+- **Latin Quarter** — The medieval heart of Galway: Shop Street, Quay Street, Kirwan's Lane. Tigh Neachtain at the corner of Cross Street is the traditional music epicentre — session most nights. Buskers fill the streets in August.
+- **Aran Islands (Inis Mór)** — Day trip or overnight from Rossaveal (40 min ferry; Rossaveal is 37km west of Galway). Inis Mór is the largest island: **Dún Aonghasa** is an Iron Age fort perching directly on the edge of a 100m Atlantic cliff — one of the most dramatic ancient sites in Europe. Rent a bike on the island; flat-ish roads, no cars to speak of.
+- **Salthill Promenade** — 2km seafront walk; kick the wall at the end (a Galway tradition taken seriously by locals). Blackrock diving tower for the brave.
+- **Spanish Arch** — Medieval arch at the mouth of the River Corrib; good spot to sit and watch the city.
+- **Food:** Galway punches well above its size — Ard Bia at Nimmos (riverside, excellent), Cava Bodega (Spanish tapas), Dela (café/brunch).
+
+## Itinerary
+
+### Day 1 — Aran Islands day trip
+Early start: drive to Rossaveal (45 min), ferry to Inis Mór (40 min). Hire a bike at the pier. Cycle to Dún Aonghasa (8km), the Seven Churches, and back. Ferry returns late afternoon. Evening in Galway Latin Quarter.
+
+### Day 2 — City day / work day
+Morning: slow walk of the Latin Quarter, Spanish Arch, covered English Market. Afternoon: work from a café (Coffeewerk + Press on Kirwan's Lane is the best in the city), or Salthill Promenade walk. Evening: traditional music session — Tigh Neachtain, Taaffes, or the Crane Bar (the most serious trad pub, slightly outside the tourist zone).
+
+## EV Charging
+
+**Situation: Best charging on the WAW. Full recharge stop.**
+
+- **Galway Retail Park** (Headford Road) — Tesla Supercharger; fastest option
+- **Eyre Square area** — ESB ecars rapid chargers in city centre car parks
+- **Salthill** — ESB charger near the promenade
+- **Rossaveal** — Check current availability before the Aran Islands ferry; limited options out there
+
+**Treat Galway as a full recharge.** You arrive from the Connemara gap and leave for Clare where availability is more variable.
+
+## Practical Info
+- **Workation base:** Best on the WAW. Coffeewerk + Press (Kirwan's Lane), Artisan Roast, and Java City all have good wifi and table space. Several coworking spaces in the city.
+- **Aran Islands ferry:** Book at [aranislandferries.com](https://www.aranislandferries.com) or [oileain-arann.ie](https://oileain-arann.ie). August is busy — book a day ahead at minimum.
+- **Accommodation:** Book well ahead in August; Galway fills up fast.
+- **Currency:** Euro
+
+## Links
+- [Aran Islands Ferries](https://www.aranislandferries.com)
+- [Dún Aonghasa](https://heritageireland.ie/places-to-visit/dun-aonghasa/)
+- [Visit Galway](https://www.visitgalway.ie)