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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 acknow...

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 d...

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...

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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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Ladies Day at Roscommon Racecourse – style, excitement and the best of Irish horse racing

Get ready for a fashionable and thrilling evening at Roscommon Racecourse for the SuperValu Ireland Ladies Day meeting this Monday 8th of July 2024...

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Shark School build bigger platform for female rockers

Groove Tube with Cian O’Connell It has been a typically busy period for Shark School – and even a quick glance at the Galway three-piece’s socia...

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Happy days as Bosco relishes Druid ethos

Arts Week with Judy Murphy The first time actor Bosco Hogan worked with director Garry Hynes was in 1992 when she was Artistic Director of the A...

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Galway bar shines in viral Netflix behind-the-scenes Bridgerton video

M. Fitzgerald's Bar on Quay Street, Galway has become the latest sensation following the release of a behind-the-scenes video by Netflix, showcasin...

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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 this week, in Westport. The 1...


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