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The biggest singing competition in the west, Coyote Factor is back for the third year running

Liverpool football legend Ian Rush is coming to Coyotes Late Bar on Forster Street this Saturday (March 6).

Hanging out with gangsters and cowboys in Galway is par for the course if you are at a Fianna Fáil meeting, but put some coyotes into the mix, and give it an American theme, and suddenly you are into something completely different.

Coyotes late bar and club on Forster Street will host its first Halloween party tomorrow (Friday). Doors open at 5pm and entry is free, and the best costumes on the night will compete for a €600 prize.

Coyotes Late Bar & Club on Forster Street has a great recipe for a fun filled Friday and a kick start to the weekend.

Coyotes Late Bar and Club, in association with iRadio 102-104fm, is arranging a nationwide contest – The Coyote Factor – for all those aspiring Leona Lewises in Galway city.

THE COYOTE Factor, the new talent contest for Galway city, with €10,000 at stake takes place in Coyotes, Forster Street, tonight at 9pm.

CAN YOU sing? Have you ambitions to perform on-stage? If so than get down to Coyotes Late Bar & Club, Forster Street, for its nationwide singing contest The Coyote Factor.

THE COYOTE Factor - the singing competition at Coyote’s on Forster Street - continues tonight at 9pm. The audience vote is what decides and voting cards are available until 10.30pm

Coyotes Late Bar & Club, Forster Street, Galway, is the city's first purpose built American theme bar. The venue has three different bars, each with a different theme — a Coyote Ugly bar featuring dancers and singers; Al Capone's gangster bar in fifties’ style with pool table and jukebox; and the old Hollywood themed cocktail bar which provides a selection of cocktails, wines, and champagne in a relaxing, comfortable environment.