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The public are being urged to support a sleep-out to help fund services for homeless people in Galway.

IF QUENTIN Tarantino had directed Cirque de Soleil, then you might have got something like The Circus Of Horrors which arrives in The Black Box Theatre on Thursday November 4 at 8pm.

A number of local businesses are showing real community spirit and also showing that a real difference can be made to the lives of those in our community who need our help and support.

Eighty thousand euro is spent annually in the county dealing with homelessness, county councillors were informed during their monthly meeting on Monday.

A backbench Government TD asks his not very bright 10-year-old daughter what she wants to be when she grows up. I want to be a politician like you, I want to be Taoiseach some day, she says. Her father was delighted. Political life had been good to him. Most especially so considering he had failed in everything else he had tried his hand at. He knew that it paid people disproportionately to their abilities. Where else could an absolute oaf get such a salary and associated benefits? To be elected would secure his daughter’s future and that of all belonging to her. Oh yes, becoming a politician was a very good idea indeed. After all, it’s not as if you need any qualifications or ability.

The Powerhoop sold out in its thousands Stateside when America’s First Lady Michelle Obama was forthcoming with her admiration for the fitness product late last year.

A barrel organ concert from the Breton group Roselyne et son Homme takes place at the Galway City Museum on Monday May 10.

America’s First Lady Michelle Obama caused such a storm when she revealed she stays in shape with the help of a Powerhoop that they sold out in thousands of US stores late last year. And the trend for gyrating your way to fitness shows no sign of slowing down in 2010, so get your hips ready!

Galway Community Circus has announced a fundraising event to be held in The Bank of Ireland Theatre in NUIG.

On Tuesday April 20, a group of mature students from Athlone Institute of Technology are taking to the streets of Athlone to raise awareness and much-needed funds for the Midlands Simon Community.