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SHE LIVES and works in Florence, but she was born and reared in Headford. She is cellist and vocalist Naomi Berrill, and she coming back to Galway to launch hew new album, To The Sky.

There is no worse feeling in the world than the realisation that you don’t matter, that whatever you do will not alter the axis of the world, that other people’s lives will not be changed a bit even if they were to bump into you. As citizens, it is our duty to make sure that others do not feel this way. As good humans, you have to do your bit to ensure that whatever you take from someone, let it not be their dignity and sense of security.

Mount Falcon Estate are very excited to announce our Wedding Evening on Saturday 30th September from 5pm - 8pm.

Mount Falcon Estate are very excited to announce our Wedding Evening on Saturday 30th September from 5pm - 8pm.

A-Chill has over 20 years combined experience in the refrigeration and air conditioning industry While learning their trade it was very apparent to the guys from A-Chill that while customers were seeking high quality workmanship, reliability was just as important. This is what they brought to A-Chill to make them stand apart from their competitors.

Community Radio Castlebar FM (CRCFM) has been awarded a licence by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) for a community sound broadcasting service for Castlebar and its environs for a ten year period running from this year until 2027

In what has been a tumultuous year to date – an inconclusive general election result in February, the shock of Brexit in June, and then the judgment in the Apple case at the end of August – last week’s Budget arguably posed the biggest challenge to date to the minority Government and the much vaunted ‘new politics’.

Frank McCurry and Tom Frawley of GMIT, whose radio heritage work has featured on the BBC Coast series, will give a talk at 7pm on Wednesday February 11 in NUI Galway on radio and the Clifden Marconi Station as well as a demonstration of Morse Code, the first system used to send long-distant messages using electricity.

“The radio and TV is great, but for someone who works in comedy, it’s the reaction from the crowd that really gets you going. That’s where you get a real buzz from.” Mario Rosenstock is one of the hardest working men in the Irish comedy circuit, with a TV show, daily sketches on the Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show on Today FM, and his live tours selling out around the country. The world famous comic impersonator is bringing his new show Gift Grub Live 3 to the Royal Theatre in Castlebar this Saturday night and it is a show that you do not want to miss.