Harry Stylish club night comes to Róisín Dubh

Thu, Oct 19, 2023

WOMP Events unveils brand new club night celebrating Harry Styles taking place on Monday, September 25 and Thursday, November 9.

Jim Jefferies: Controversial, brilliant, unique

Thu, Oct 12, 2023

JIM JEFFERIES defies easy categorisation, and can effortlessly upend any attempt to safely define him - save this: he is arguably the funniest human on the face of the earth right now.

Funny if it’s true?

Thu, Oct 12, 2023

“We were led to believe that from St Patrick to the Book of Kells was this highpoint of Irish history; that after the Vikings and Normans invaded it was all shite and misery until Packie Bonner saved that goal at Italia ‘90. But there were a few good bits in-between, and even though our good bits were epic failures, comedy can be a great pathway to tackle these deadly serious topics.”

Amy Winehouse’s original band to play Monroes

Thu, Oct 12, 2023

The musicians who accompanied the late Amy Winehouse will perform at Monroes Live on Thursday, October 19.

Dynamic Salsa Trad Fusion with Baile An Salsa at Monroe’s Live

Thu, Oct 12, 2023

Galway collective Baile an Salsa will bring their furious fusion of latin rhythms and traditional Irish tunes to Monroes on Saturday, October 14, at 9pm.

Baby Lemonade with Mickey Chaos bring new talent to Monroes

Thu, Oct 12, 2023

Two emerging Irish acts take to the stage at Monroe’s Live tomorrow, Friday, October 13, for a night of original music at the award-winning venue.

Jape @ Róisín Dubh

Thu, Oct 12, 2023

Irish artist Jape returns to Róisín Dubh on Sunday, November 5, following the release of new single ‘Endless Thread’ from latest album Heal These Wounds.

Faulty Towers - The Dining Experience coming to Offaly in December

Thu, Oct 12, 2023

Direct from London’s West End via the legendary Sydney Opera House, Interactive Theatre International are proud to bring Faulty Towers The Dining Experience, to Offaly's County Arms in December 2023.

First Time for Tik Toker at Róisín Dubh

Thu, Oct 12, 2023

‘My First Time’ is the debut stand-up comedy show from Galway’s Polish TikTok star Mama na Obrotach.

Kids to brawl punk at the Town Hall

Thu, Oct 12, 2023

Moxie Brawl, the award-winning inclusive dance theatre company, performs at the Town Hall Theatre tomorrow, Friday, October 13.

Comedy crawls before rugby and parades

Thu, Oct 12, 2023

Busy social diary? Not sure how to spend the afternoon in town before Macnas Hallowe’en parade or Rugby World Cup final?

Homage to Russian maestro in exile

Thu, Oct 12, 2023

Music for Galway’s International Concert Season performance of Rachmaninov has been rescheduled to next week.

Songwriter Joshua Burnside coming to the Róisín Dubh

Thu, Oct 12, 2023

Joshua Burnside is the best songwriter in Ireland right now, and probably beyond, says Phil Taggart, Sirius XM.

Comedy questionnaire Bernard Casey

Thu, Oct 12, 2023

WHAT IS YOUR EARLIEST MEMORY?
Talking raiméis to tourists heading to the Skelligs.

Gigging in the Name of…

Thu, Oct 05, 2023

Galway tribute band Rage are back at Monroe’s Live on Dominick Street this October to re-ignite their incendiary blend of punk, metal and rap of the iconic Rage Against The Machine.

DJ D’Arcy returns to his roots

Thu, Oct 05, 2023

Fresh from taking up a prestigious new slot on RTÉ's 2FM, DJ Fergal D’Arcy is back on home turf with an exciting set at Monroe’s Live for Friday, October 6, at 11pm.

Three Miles to Dublin and Cannes

Thu, Oct 05, 2023

A documentary chronicling US president John F Kennedy’s momentous visit to Galway in 1963 will feature at upcoming film festivals in Dublin and Cannes.

Strange Brew presents PROTOMARTYR at The Róisín

Thu, Oct 05, 2023

Detroit’s post-punk Protomartyr’s European tour arrives at The Róisín Dubh on Thursday, October 19.

Power draws on deep well of emotion

Thu, Oct 05, 2023

Galway’s jazz folk chanteuse Brigid Mae Power returns home this month following her latest album Dream From The Deep Well winning critical acclaim.

Galway spy deciphered Mozart

Thu, Oct 05, 2023

By Maxim Kelly
Mozart loved numbers. Indeed as a child in the mid 1700s, the classical composer doodled sums and cryptic codes everywhere, and for his entire life the Austrian used a secret cipher in letters to his family.

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