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Holly’s album celebrates home county

Claregalway resident Holly Geraghty, who is originally from Ballindine, County Mayo, launched her debut solo album th...

Cry Before Dawn for Monroe’s

Wexford band Cry Before Dawn are heading to Galway City this Saturday, June 29, to play a show in Monroe’s. It’s the ...

Oughterard Courthouse hosts joint show Beure

Beure, the second exhibition of this year’s season at Oughterard’s Courthouse Gallery, will open this Friday evening,...

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American Dirt author the first guest of new book-based podcast Natter

Books, authors and the stories behind them have inspired Natter, a new podcast from writers Michelle McDonagh and Kate Durrant. Best-selling nov...

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Irish talent in spotlight at annual Film Fleadh

Arts Week with Judy Murphy Buy tickets.” That was the plea from the Galway Film Fleadh’s Director of Programming, Maeve McGrath, at the launch o...

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Tuam’s conveyor belt throws up yet another musical gem

Groove Tube with Cian O’Connell Conor O’Donnell is the latest product of the musical conveyor belt that is the town of Tuam. Born in Massachuset...

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Top names feature in Town Hall’s new season

Comedian, actor, author and presenter Graham Norton, actress Marie Mullen and mentalist and magician Keith Barry are among the big names from Irish...

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Tom gets to truth of life with one-man show about lying

“It’s not a play about blaming parents. It’s a love letter to them for their openness and honesty, for helping me to let go,” So says Dubliner T...

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City college offers training courses in acting, music, film and journalism

Galway Community College of Further Education, located in the city’s Wellpark area, is offering a range of courses covering everything from music t...


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