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COMING TO the Town Hall Theatre next week is a double-bill of two one-act plays by Carlow playwright Barry McKinley; Elysium Nevada and Lost City.

FILMS CELEBRATING women, the relationships between grandfathers, fathers, and sons, the sounds, style, and cultures of Cuba, Burlesque strip-tease performers will all feature in The Galway Film Society’s winter/spring season 2011.

Uncovering the fun side of science through “hands-on learning” initiatives has now been proven to translate into young people going on to third level science and technology – the graduates who will sustain and enhance future economic growth.

Classrooms all over Galway will be going ‘crash, bang, wallop’ over the next two weeks – as youngsters learn the joys of science as part of the Galway Science and Technology Festival.

Kilkenny may seem like a long way from the EU Commission but one staff member will be visiting her old school and telling senior students about how Europe works and her exciting job.

As a nation of writers/wannabe writers/bloggers and would-be authors, Irish people have always had a hunger to know how best to present themselves in print. One of the leading communication experts in the country, Terry Prone of Carr Communications, has now updated her best-selling Write and Get Paid for It advice book, which includes up-to-the-minute tips on getting published in today’s hugely competitive market.

If you want to see the sun like never before then do not miss a talk entitled “Our Dynamic Sun and Its Earth Connections in 3D” which will be held at the Westwood House Hotel next Monday evening at 8pm.

A pranic healing level 1 course by Lu Lu Hynes will take place in Claremorris on April 10 and 11.

The Ondamed® device is now exclusively available in Ireland through Galway practitioner Aine Delaney in Health and Herbs.

The prominent American scientist, atheist, and sceptic Prof PZ Myers will be speaking in NUI, Galway on the subjects of evolution and science.