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Zak’s unique journey captured in new film

HOME: The Story of Zak Moradi, a powerful documentary about Kurdish refugee Zak Moradi who found a new home and a new...

Gavin excited and nervous as he prepares for Big Top show

Like another flame-haired singer-songwriter familiar to these shores, Gavin James honed his craft busking on the stre...

Night of tales and tunes with Don and Ann Marie

Writer Anne Marie Kennedy and singer-songwriter Don Stiffe had joined forces for several gigs together pre-2020. T...

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Being authentic and positive is Bricknasty’s philosophy

Groove Tube with Cian O’Connell Last year, Dublin group Bricknasty released INA CRUELER – a groundbreaking, experimental and deeply personal sev...

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Inagh initiative aims to help us understand the world

Arts Week with Judy Murphy Seven artists from across Ireland are showing their work in When We Cease to Understand the World, at Interface Inagh...

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Clifden Arts Festival celebrates being anchored in community

The theme of this year’s Clifden Arts Festival, which will run from September 18-29, is ‘Anchor’, as the event acknowledges the role of the arts in...

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Emer’s exhibition at city’s Westend

Artist Emer Whelan is launching a new collection, Kaleidos, in Galway City next week. The work, which will be on display in Galway’s Westend for...

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Fishing, deceit and murder in Fibín’s Festival co-production

A fishing village is rocked by the inexplicable disappearance of a family-owned trawler in An Fear Liath, the outdoor show from Fibín sa Taibhdhear...

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Capturing changing face of Galway City

Galway Reinterpreted, an exhibition of work from members of the city’s NOVA Contemporary Art Collective will run at the Westside Arts Centre from n...


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