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Dreamers and space voyagers as Galway Theatre Festival turns ten
Galway’s vibrant theatre festival returns for its 10th year this week, showcasing more of the unique and exciting talent from the West’s performance scene.
Toxic masculinity under the spotlight
"I CURSE, I spit, I scream, I distract from the stinging in my eyes and I smash a bottle over his head." This is Seamie, and he would rather down a litre of paint-stripper then do yoga or talk about his feelings.
Welcome to The Party
AN ALL-STAR cast - Kristin Scott Thomas, Timothy Spall, Cillian Murphy, Bruno Gantz, and Emily Morimer - star in The Party which will be screened by the Galway Film Society this weekend.
Bi Visibility Week events in Galway
Bisexuality is one of the least understood or publicly recognised forms of sexual orientation, one which often faces prejudice from within minority and majority sexualities, leading to the phenomenon of 'bi-erasure'.
'We want to embrace all the subcultures in the LGBT+ community and make everyone welcome'
Imagine being able to call a place in which you were not born, and to which you have no real connections, not just “home”, but that, “It said everything to me, and still every day here feels like a holiday”?
Fastest, most powerful Octavia yet, arrives in July
Skoda says the most powerful Octavia RS to date, the new RS 245, is now available to order as a combi estate as well as a hatchback from €39,865.
Anna Livia Lesbia - when it was harder to be gay in Ireland
THE EARLY gay rights and women's movements, as seen through the eyes of a young lesbian trying to making sense of the scary, bizarre, and sometimes downright funny world that was 1970s Ireland, is explored in a new play by a woman who has lived it all.
Pure Salthill — Anto does it his way
Anthony O’Reilly always did things his way. As a young lad growing up in a bustling Salthill, Sunday mass was the biggest event of the week.
Kevin 'Bloody' Wilson - back from retirement
KEVIN 'BLOODY' Wilson retired in 2012 after bringing his unique brand of Aussie humour to the world for more than quarter of a decade. Five years later, Kev realised retirement was a bit boring, so he has hit the road once more.