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Tuar Ard Arts Centre in Moate will see out the calendar year with some exciting Christmas shows for all ages!

The Majella Flanagan Theatre Company have the perfect new year treat in store for families at Roscommon Arts Centre, when their production of 'A Christmas Carol' takes to the stage on Friday and Saturday, January 3 and 4, next.

Galway Cathedral’s Christmas Eve Mass will be broadcast live in Ireland and across Europe to millions this year. This year’s Mass which will begin exactly at 11pm, instead of the usual 10pm time and will go out live on RTE in Ireland and on various channels across Europe.

2019 certainly was a very exciting year at the Diamond Coast Hotel Enniscrone — The year started off with General Manager Michael Yates winning General Manager of the year at the Irish Hotel awards. Recently it was announced as the third highest traveller-ranked hotel in county Sligo which is no mean feat.

AHEAD OF their Black Box concert in December, The Whileaways release a yuletide themed single, 'All The Lights On (Must Be Christmas)' tomorrow, Friday November 29.

Christmas is on its way and as the excitement builds it is also time to start thinking about decking the halls with festive decorations.

One lucky family can win tickets to meet Santa and his merry band of elves who are looking forward to returning to Galway and meeting all the wonderful boys and girls.

Santa and his merry band of elves are looking forward to returning to Galway and meeting all the wonderful boys and girls. This year’s Christmas experience returns even bigger and better across four floors with lots of new characters to guide you on your way before meeting the main man himself.

This club is one of Galway’s treasures. It was founded in 1940 by Fr Leonard Shiel SJ at a time when there were no after-school recreational facilities for working class-area boys in the city. The Jesuit Community gave them the use of a clubhouse at the back of the Columban Hall and here the boys were involved in many activities that helped prepare them for life. They were taught loyalty, self-respect, how to help others, and the importance of team spirit. Much of this was through the medium of sport — soccer, swimming, boxing, Irish dancing, table tennis, snooker, etc.

NUI Galway recently held its annual Alumni Awards and among the recipients was eminent lawyer and jurist, Grainne McMorrow, who was honoured for her achievements in the field of law, public policy, and government – a category sponsored by Ronan Daly Jermyn.