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Council agrees to twinning of Clifden with Coyoacan in Mexico
Plans are currently being drawn up to begin the process of twinning Clifden with Coyoacan in Mexico City following an agreement which was reached at a recent Galway County Council meeting.
Sarah Clancy: It’s poetry, Jim, but not as we know it
SARAH CLANCY began writing poetry just three years ago. Her first published poem, ‘Hippy Get A Job’, appeared on the Over The Edge website in August 2009.
‘I feel outside of language’ - author Louise Stern on silence and communication
AMONG THE many notable writers coming to Cúirt this year is American Louise Stern, author of the much-praised short story collection, Chattering.
Cuba Libre to play final gig
AFTER EIGHT years, Galway based Latin and salsa band Cuba Libre are calling it a day and will play their final gig in KRCMA Slavic House, Salthill, tomorrow.
NUIG announces 2012 Alumni Award winners
Druid co-founder and actress Marie Mullen and the Attorney General Máire Whelan will be among the recipients of the 2012 NUI Galway Alumni Awards.
Magda Navarrete to bring Latin sounds to Monroe’s
DELICATE BOSSA Nova, flamboyant flamenco, fiery rhythms, and electronic beats will be the order of the day when Polish-Spanish singer Magda Navarrete plays Monroe’s Backstage Bar on Sunday November 6 at 8pm.
The Midlands and the maple leaf - Canadian Ambassador visits the Midlands
The Canadian Ambassador to Ireland Loyola Hearn visited the Midlands this week and spent some time visiting projects associated with the development agency Atlantic Corridor. The agency has links in Canada through the Ireland-Canada Chamber.
Norman Villa Gallery exhibition
BELFAST ARTIST Micky Donnelly will open his new exhibition Recent Works, in the Norman Villa Gallery in Salthill tomorrow at 6pm.
Mexican musicians @ The Crane
MEXICAN FOLK band Tacumba, who worked with The Chieftains on their San Patricios album, play The Crane on Tuesday at 8pm.
For ten days only: Thrills, chills, romance and comedy in Westport’s 19th century drive-in movie theatre
A 200-year-old courtyard at Westport House built by the 2nd Marquess of Sligo will be transformed into a state-of-the-art drive-in movie theatre for a series of screenings of classic movies as part of the Westport Arts Festival. This year there are 10 feature films on show so there is definitely something for everyone, from the epic western Once Upon a Time in the West to the equally epic science fiction spectacular 2001: A Space Odyssey. For the romantics there will be the timeless Casablanca and perennial favourite Dirty Dancing.
