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Kit Kola and Dave Barry present a brand new night downstairs at the Cellar, Eglington street. This pair are very experienced behind the decks and promise to have the house rockin’ for the night playing all the best of rhythm & blues rockabilly, original ska, swing, jump blues, 50's rock n roll and 60's soul.

A speakeasy charity jazz night in aid of the Kilkenny branch of the Irish Society for Autism and The Susie Long Hospice Fund will be held on Thursday May 27 next.

The Rivercourt Hotel will become a home for all things swing this Sunday evening as local favourites The Swingin’ Bluecats and friends present ‘Rev’s Swing Out Special’.

Galway’s African and Caribbean communities are set to hold a major celebration in the city to promote multiculturalism and integration in the region.

Mayo County Council’s EXCEL 08 is a developmental programme of arts events for teenagers and young adults across the county. The programme focuses on supporting and developing the skills of young people with specific arts interests, while also providing opportunities for young Mayo people to get involved in quality arts events during the month of November, through a number of open workshops.

LET’S BE honest, hip hop has gone stale these last couple of years...very stale. With the return of indie guitar bands, hip hop has retreated to the margins in a mind numbing orgy of bling and clichéd beats.

This weekend in Belmullet hip-hop and animation workshops will take place as part of Mayo County Council’s EXCEL 08—which is a developmental programme of arts events for teenagers and young adults across the county.

Mayo County Council’s EXCEL 08 is a developmental programme of arts events for teenagers and young adults across the county. The programme focuses on supporting and developing the skills of young people with specific arts interests, while also providing opportunities for young Mayo people to get involved in quality arts events during the month of November, through a number of open workshops.

The Half Cut Bar will be providing the best in Christmas fun and festivities this Christmas season. With live music and DJs playing throughout the holiday period the Half Cut Bar is the only place you need to be. Live music will be provided by Paddy Thomas, Psycho Sue with the Blues Brothers and Rory spinning the discs and keeping the festivities moving until late. It all kicks off tonight Friday December 19 with the Blues Brothers playing the best in festive favourites and your favourite music. Psycho Sue will be taking to the stage live on Sunday December 20, while at 7.30pm on Sunday December 20 Paddy Thomas will kick things off live in the Half Cut Bar followed up by the Blues Brothers.

THE WEST Coast Big Band are approaching their fifth anniversary and they play a residency in Morgans Bar in the Forster Court Hotel, every Thursday night.