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THE FIRST Galway Theatre Festival got underway last night with Zelig Theatre Co’s premiere of Cathal Cleary’s Birds Birds Birds and continues until Sunday with a lively programme showcasing the best of local theatrical talent.

WHILE OUT for a walk, a poet is accosted by a giant hag and hauled before the court of Queen Aoibheal, where he is condemned for being unmarried and Irish men and priests are given the thumbs down not satisfying the sexual needs of the women of Ireland.

Award-winning Galway photographer Gerard Keenan has reason to celebrate this week after taking home a second place prize at the World Photographic Arts Awards 2008.

An exciting Star Party has been organised as part of the 2008 Mayo Science and Technology Festival. This is a fantastic opportunity for all amateur astronomers and those interested in learning more about our planets and solar system to come along to a talk hosted by Professor Alan Fitzsimmons of the Queen’s University Belfast’s Department of Physics and Astronomy on Saturday November 8 at 8.30pm at the Old Bridge, Burrenmore, Castlebar (weather permitting).

If you are a female who ever starts to feel, even for the slightest second, that you might be starting to take your boyfriend for granted, then believe me, you can not get to the cinema fast enough this week because no film will make you appreciate your man quite like My Best Friend’s Girl.

Carlow local authorities and Bus Éireann undertook a special community road safety promotion in Carlow last week.  

The fashion forward will be making their way to Q Nightclub this Friday November 28 from 11.30pm for a special Pepe Jeans autumn/ winter fashion showcase. The night will include fantastic Pepe Jeans spot prizes throughout the night and drinks will be sponsored by Heineken.

Single cruises are an ideal way to meet other single people who are shopping for a significant other or just a great time. It is not easy meeting other single people, which is why taking advantage of these opportunities might be your best way to meet new people. You know that the people aboard are out for the same reason that you are.

The BRIT School in London has become famous over the last few years for producing many UK chart stars such as Amy Winehouse, Leona Lewis, Kate Nash, Adele and Katie Melua. It was also the starting point for Dan Gillespie Sells and Richard Jones of The Feeling in their rise towards the summit of the recording industry. The group – many of whom have Irish heritage – came together as a band doing cover versions at a ski resort in the Alps and indeed took their name from a bar in Paris. 2006 was the highpoint for the Feeling as their debut album Twelve Stops and Home had sales in excess of 1.5 million and singles such as “Sewn”, “Fill My Little World” and “Never Be Lonely” all became Top ten hits. Lead singer Dan Gillespie Sells is the product of County Mayo parents and as such the Feeling are delighted to be playing The Royal Theatre Castlebar on Saturday November 29 in what is sure to be a sold-out show.