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IN A fascinating fusion of theatre and music, the Irish Chamber Orchestra come to the Town Hall Theatre with My Brother Peter, which explores the life and work of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky.

Corinthians and Galwegians are back in All Ireland League action on Saturday (2.30pm) and both enjoy home advantage.

The Irish Annals say that in 1238 a round tower was built at the monastery of Annaghdown - the last recorded construction of such a building.

A trio of businesses which came together to promote adventuring on Clare Island has won a national award.

When World War I finished and the National Shell Factory on Earl’s Island closed down, the buildings were taken over by the 6th Dragoon Guards who had a reputation for wanton brutality. This was unusual in that most well armed British army units, with few having a role in the intelligence conflict, were rarely attacked during the War of Independence in the west of Ireland. While individual RIC men became defined as ‘good’ or ‘bad’, it was army regiments, rather than individual soldiers, that became so defined.

I came upon this recipe in an old cookery book and did not think that it could possibly work, so I gave it a try. Incredibly, it works, give it a go if you like a light coconut sponge, it is delicious.

T BEGINS with a frantic drumbeat and squall of feedback, before the distorted guitars kick with a punk style descending chord riff, and a voice sings in a melody worthy of a fifties and sixties girl groups: “You look at me as if I’m some drama queen...”

Galwegians secured an impressive win away to a strong Cashel side to make it two wins on the bounce in the Ulster Bank League Division 2a.

CAN YOU play a stringed instrument? Perhaps it has been gathering dust for a while or maybe you want to challenge yourself and get some new ideas.