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CHRISTY MOORE, Liam Clancy, Virginia Kerr, Druid Theatre Company, and Opera UK are among the highlights in Town Hall Theatre’s programme for the coming months.

The Harbour Hotel with the K Bar and Krusoes restaurant serving fresh, good quality, food, is located just two minutes’ walk from Eyre Square, and with easy access from all routes is the perfect setting for Easter Sunday lunch.

At a recent meeting of the Fianna Fáil Comhairle Dáil Cheantair (CDC) held in the Club House Hotel, the Fianna Fáil CDC presented Cllr Michael Lanigan with a gift of appreciation in recognition of his tremendous work on behalf of his constituents and party colleagues alike. The meeting was attended by party members and officials from all corners of the county. Bobby Aylward TD and Liam Aylward MEP were also in attendance.

A Rehab fundraising event will take place next week to raise funds for suicide prevention awareness.

Des Keogh is well known and much loved, particularly for his antics with Rosaleen Linehan, over the years having had Kilkenny audiences amused at least and in stitches more regularly.

THE MAN who brought you The Love Hungry Farmer is back! One of Ireland’s most popular performers, Des Keogh, returns to Galway with a new comedy based on the work of one of Ireland’s best known storytellers.

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Athlone Little Theatre will hold its AGM at 8pm in the theatre at St Mary's Place this Thursday September 3.

John B Keane’s timeless classic, Big Maggie, will be the headline opener of Athlone Little Theatre’s new season for 2009/2010. The news was revealed at the group’s AGM for the coming year, at which chairman Paddy Martin outlined a series of exciting new plans, including a theatre outreach programme, which will see the group bringing small plays and comedy sketches out into various venues around the town.

Rehearsals are well advanced for the Athlone Little Theatre production of Big Maggie, one of John B Keane’s most popular plays. Paddy Martin has assembled a sterling cast for this show, which runs at the Little Theatre from November 1 to 7. His direction is particularly well rewarded with the work of stalwart Anne Hoey who plays Maggie, thundering out her words with precision and ease.