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On the 1820 map of Galway, the site of the Taibhdhearc was part of the then Augustinian Church. When the present church was built in the 1850s the site became derelict. The late Ned Joyce remembered a large tree growing on the site, a tree which stretched across the street to a tenement known as ‘The Windings’. The occupants used to hang their washing on the tree on fine days.

Galway Culture Night 2010 takes place on Friday September 24 across the city and county with theatre, exhibitions, talks, music, readings, film, dance, and literary events from 5pm to 11pm.

THE POWER Performance Academy begins again in September and is open to those aged from four to 18 who are interested in drama, dance, singing, and performance.

Galway families are being sought for a new Irish language reality programme which seeks to help families with some good old-fashioned practical advice.

HE USED to sing on Shop Street, but on Thursday June 17, he returns to play Galway, not on the streets, but upstairs in Kelly’s Bar at 8pm.

Students and staff past and present gathered in Hotel Kilkenny last Friday night at a gala event to celebrate Gaelscoil Osrai’s 25th anniversary.

The Spanish poet Miguel Hernández will be celebrated at a reading on Inishbofin as part of the island’s arts festival, which takes place this weekend.

AN TAIBHDHEARC will mark Cúirt’s 25th anniversary with Aí - Inspioráid Fileata, an evening of poetry, music, and song, upstairs in Kelly’s Bar, Bridge Street, on Sunday at 6pm.

Galway’s Coláiste na Coiribe take on the Munster champions Beara Community School in the All Ireland Colleges final on Saturday in Killmallock, Co Limerick (2pm).

MÍCHEÁL Ó Súilleabháin, a major figure in Irish music for his unique compositional style that marries Irish trad with classical, jazz, and world music, will play the Lough Rea Hotel and Spa on Friday March 19 at 8pm.