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O’Sullivan’s Premier Driving School

Driving Lessons

Professional one-to-one tuition built around your current experience, confidence and goals.

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Driving lessons across Galway

Larry provides driving lessons across Oranmore, Galway City, Claregalway and Tuam.

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Clear instruction

Understand what to do, why it matters and how to practise it safely.

Lessons at your pace

Build capability without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.

Practical feedback

Leave each lesson knowing what improved and what to work on next.

What your lesson can cover

  • Vehicle controls and cockpit routine
  • Observation, mirrors and signalling
  • Moving off, stopping and road position
  • Junctions, roundabouts and traffic situations
  • Safe progress, anticipation and decision-making
  • Areas identified during your previous lessons or practice

Refresher lessons

Rebuild confidence at your pace

If you haven’t driven for a long time, are new to Irish roads, or are a nervous driver looking to gain more confidence, our refresher lessons are perfect for you.

Refresher lessons available across Oranmore, Galway City, Claregalway and Tuam.

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Discuss the right lesson for you

Share your experience and availability, and we will identify the best next step.

Driving lesson questions

How long is a driving lesson?

The lesson duration and collection arrangements will be confirmed when booking. Allow a few minutes at the beginning and end for planning, feedback and agreeing what to practise next.

Can a complete beginner book a lesson?

Yes. A first lesson can begin with the cockpit routine, controls, observation and moving off in an appropriate setting before progressing at a pace that suits the learner.

How often should I take lessons?

Regular lessons and suitable supervised practice usually support steadier progress. The right frequency depends on your experience, access to practice and the skills being developed.

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