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The Blades – still as sharp as ever four decades on

Groove Tube with Cian O’Connell When the Blades first formed in 1977, Dublin and Ireland was on the cusp of a hist...

Family and loss at heart of Decadent production

Arts Week with Judy Murphy Director Andrew Flynn was fascinated on Saturday night, watching how the audience respo...

Galway Arts Festival’s diverse exhibitions explore identity, environment and resilience

Pass the Baton, a collaborative exhibition by artists Laura O’Connor and Léann Herlihy running at Galway Arts Centre ...

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Galway singer-songwriter Sara flies high with debut single

Galway singer-songwriter Sara Gerdine had just released her debut single, Feathers on the Ground. Sara, who grew up in a musical family  in Corr...

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Family stories at heart of Galway Film Fleadh screenings

Brother Verses Brother, a one-shot musical film which premiered at the South by Southwest Festival in Texas in March will be screened at the Galway...

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Celebrating Connacht at Oughterard Gallery

Connacht Call Out, the third exhibition in the art summer season from The Oughterard Courthouse Arts Programme (OCAP) will launch this Friday, July...

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Skeff raising the bar for musical entertainment

The Skeff Bar & Kitchen in Eyre Square, one of Galway City’s best-known venues, is turning up the volume on nightlife in the town with a new li...

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Galway’s shameful lack of municipal arts venues

Arts Week with Judy Murphy A visit to the Lime Tree Theatre in Limerick recently to see Wreckquiem, the new play from local playwright Mike Finn...

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Drawing inspiration from the ocean and the cold sea

Groove Tube with Cian O’Connell After spending 15 years as one half of folk duo the Lost Brothers, Oisin Leech moved into solo terrain last year...


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