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Northern soul heads into the west for Galway fest

Groove Tube with Cian O’Connell Set to enjoy its third year in Ireland, Too Darn Soulful is a three-day festival c...

Award winning Country Show set for Galway

Now seen by over 350,000 fans live and watched by millions on TV Europe’s No.1 multi award winning show ‘The Legends ...

Acting Out visiting with Quare Tales and workshop to support AMACH!

Acting Out, Dublin’s award-winning, LGBTQ+ theatre group is coming to Galway this Saturday night, February 24. The...

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Live music adds to one-woman show that explores loneliness and sanity

The Hare, a play by Clare Monnelly and Bob Kelly, featuring actor Úna Ní Bhriain and musician Steve Wickham of the Waterboys, will visit Galway fro...

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Journalist Justine to share insights at book festival

One of Ireland’s top journalists, Justine McCarthy, will take part in a symposium as part of the Ennis Book Club Festival on Sunday, March 3, along...

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Resurgam celebrates Tudor Connections

Galway choral ensemble Resurgam will perform two major concerts this weekend, as the group celebrates the launch of its most recent CD, Weelkes: Ge...

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Ar Ais Arís is back again – but now at a new venue

Groove Tube with Cian O’Connell Ar Ais Arís (AAA) has spent 18 months in Áras na nGael, growing itself into Galway’s buzziest night for local el...

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Cellissimo festival aims to entertain and inspire

Arts Week with Judy Murphy Cellos, pianos, uilleann pipes and the sonorous tones of Town Crier Liam Silke were enlisted on Tuesday to launch the...

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Druid initiatives to fire up young theatremakers

Sound designer Martha Knight has been awarded Druid Theatre’s Marie Mullen Bursary for 2024. The company has also selected it four artists for F...


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Northern soul heads into the west for Galway fest
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