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Athlone students go Stateside
Aoife Mannion and Ruth Gallagher from Our Lady’s Bower, Athlone took Boston by storm last weekend with their Junk Kouture designs Recircuitable and Pine-A-Coladas. Their dresses were two of eight designs chosen to represent Junk Kouture stateside at the iFest festival - a unique and exhilarating celebration festival of Irish culture, heritage, hospitality, and entertainment held in the Seaport World Trade Centre.
Cycle for Niamh - brothers to make mammoth trek for beloved sister
Three brothers will cycle 713km in memory of their sister, Niamh Kelly Coughlan, who was a frequent visitor to the Louisburgh area, over five days from July 30 to August 3. They will be coming west on Wednesday, July 31 and then going through Louisburgh on to Limerick.
Peadar King in concert @ An Taibhdhearc
INISHBOFIN SINGER and songwriter Peadar King, and his band, play An Taibhdhearc tomorrow night.
A Scots/Irish concert from Maeve Cairney
THE KINVARA based soprano, Maeve Cairney, will perform a special concert of Irish and Scottish music this Sunday in Áras na nGael, Dominick Street.
Country and Irish as Gaeilge with John Beag
JOHN BEAG agus Na hAncairí are well known throughout Connemara as a highly popular country and Irish band, but it is very rare they play Galway city.
New premises for The Western Writers’ Centre
THE Western Writers’ Centre has moved into new premises at The Hynes Building, Saint Clare’s Walk, Merchants Road, also home to Babaró and An Taibhdhearc.
Mullingar girls are best best friends
Mullingar student Kiera Glennon and Leixlip local Ciara Manifold-Gore have made it through to KISS Magazine’s Clean&Clear Best Best Friends Competition.
New music festival to explore the common roots of the Scots and the Irish
THE CONNECTIONS between Ireland and Scotland run deep, deeper than is often realised. Many are aware there is a similarity between Irish and Scots Gaidhlig, our traditional musics, and the distilling of whiskey, but there is more to it than that.