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Faulty Towers…the dining experience is a unique event offering the public a chance to find out what it would be like to dine at the famous TV hotel. The show has played over 200 sell-out shows in Ireland since its first visit here in July 2009. Basil, Sybil, and Manuel return to Ireland by public demand, and will be hosting the event in The Prince of Wales Hotel in Athlone on Tuesday May 1 and Wednesday May 2 as part of the nationwide tour.

THERE IS a rare buzz to playing live - standing on a stage in front of hundred of people wqho know the words of your songs, and will sing them back to you. Live shows and tours also lead you to have some crazy adventures and, if you are lucky, the chance to meet a Beatle.

DECEMBER IS going to be a amazing month for music fans in the city as three of Ireland’s leading bands - Two Door Cinema Club, Villagers, and The Coronas - come to Galway for a series of major ‘Róisín Dubh presents...’ concerts.

GALWAY BASED singer-songwriter Sarah Lynch launches her much-anticipated debut album Letter To Friends next Tuesday at 8pm with an intimate gig live at her home-away-from-home, the Druid Theatre.

Wine Australia will host an event exploring the wines of South Australia in Galway City Museum this evening. Entitled It’s a long Way from Clare to here, the evening sets out to tell the story of one of Australia’s most famous wine regions, the Clare Valley in South Australia.

University College Hospital in Galway has been named and shamed as the worst performing hospital in the country, failing terribly in areas such as access to services for patients as well as the use of beds and other resources.

THE POETS Dave Lordan, Elaine Feeney, and Drucilla Wall will read at Sheridan’s Wine Bar, 14-16 Church Yard Street, on Friday July 9 at 8pm.

Friday night will be a Halloween Howler at the Comedy Club in Cuba* when two of the most exciting acts on the circuit share a ‘spooktacular’ double bill.

Druid Theatre is currently undertaking the biggest tour of an Irish play in the history of modern theatre, as it is touring Enda Walsh’s The Walworth Farce across six countries and 16 cities.

“I’D MUCH rather be a woman than a man. Women can cry, they can wear cute clothes, and they’re the first to be rescued off sinking ships.”