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AN EVENT celebrating the art and poetry of Jody Mullarkey, entitled Halls Without Walls, takes place this Sunday at 2pm.

A FESTIVE concert of French and Irish traditional music and dance takes place in the Corrib Rowing and Yachting Club, Earls Island, on Thursday December 15 at 8pm.

The Galway Film Fleadh has been accepted as a qualifying festival in the Academy Awards Short Film category, meaning short films shown at the fleadh have a chance at an Oscar nomination.

SANTA’S APPRENTICE, an animation for children aged between two and nine, will be screened in the Town Hall Theatre this Saturday at 12 noon.

There will be a children's fancy dress Halloween disco this evening, October 28, in Halla Acla, Achill Sound, from 6.30pm until 9.30pm.

Mayo Leisure Point has been running a Children’s Halloween Party for the last 17 years and has proven to be the most successful Halloween Party in Mayo. The party caters for Children ages 4 – 12 years with a range of activities to suit each age group. Children are divided into groups according to their ages and each group is supervised by a team leader.

The major dangers at Halloween are not from ghosts and goblins, but from falls and pedestrian/vehicle collisions.

One of the busiest and most popular Irish trad sessions this summer has undoubtedly been Bollards Bar Friday night session.

To celebrate Culture Night at the end of September the Passionfruit Theatre will play host to a traditional Irish music and singing session.

Catherine Costello, an 11-year old fiddle player, from Mayfield Grove in Athlone became Westmeath’s first medallist in this year’s fleadh cheoil when she came second in the under-12s, ‘slow airs’ category.