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Originally starting out ten years ago as a five-piece performing at pubs and weddings across their beloved County Fermanagh, The Tumbling Paddies have evolved into a worldwide touring phenomenon. They play Galway’s Black Box on Saturday, April 6, at 7pm.

Galway audiences may sample a simulated slice of real Manchester indie at its best with The Complete Stone Roses playing Monroe’s Live on Friday, March 29, at 9pm.

Where are the promised public consultations on Galway’s vital flood defences?

South Africa is one of the more popular honeymoon destinations, it offers a unique blend of beautiful countryside, a varied climate, and a host of activities not available in any other country.

Flash Harry, Northern Ireland’s most enduring tribute band, will celebrate the music of super star Freddie Mercury and supergroup Queen, at Roscommon Arts Centre, on Saturday, December 2.

Flash Harry, Northern Ireland’s most enduring tribute band, will celebrate the music of super star Freddie Mercury and supergroup Queen, at Roscommon Arts Centre, on Saturday, December 2.

The British and Irish Trading Alliance (BITA) will host Harry Hughes, CEO of Portwest as keynote speaker to their networking lunch being hosted in Westport Plaza Hotel on September 29 from 11:30am.

With the seal of approval from the original band, The Complete Stone Roses are renowned for their reinvention of the work of the pivotal indie-rockers. So much so, they are often joined by bassist Gary ‘Mani’ Mounfield – a member of the Stone Roses and Primal Scream – who has hailed the artistry, dedication and talent of this UK tribute act.

WHAT IS YOUR EARLIEST MEMORY? Attending play-school with Ann Cahill in Dangan or Gaelic training with the u5s in the Bushypark School pitch with John Ruane and John Kenny.

Alliance Strategies, the umbrella entity that strategically and tactically serves the Alliance Abroad global footprint as a leading facilitator of global cultural exchange programs, yesterday announced plans to hire 15 employees in Galway over the next five years.