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Galway's Generation X danced at Sex Kitchen and created free parties. Now, new research commissioned by Specsavers reveals the over 50s, the generation that built rave culture, are still the backbone of the nation's live music scene – with more than two thirds (71 per cent) attending live music events, and over a quarter (29 per cent) going out as often as they did 20 years ago.

In moving to The EYE Cinema, GFS intends to retain the intimate, community-focused atmosphere that has been central to the society for more than 60 years. Screenings will take place in the cinema’s smaller screens, with GFS continuing to manage its own ticket sales and welcome audiences to each screening.

Handbags can lift and instantly refresh an outfit. They have the power to transform your look and make a strong personal statement.

Samhain in the Heartlands has unveiled its programme for 2026, with a rich calendar of Halloween events set to unfold across Longford and Westmeath in Ireland's Hidden Heartlands.

Everyone dreads cleaning their oven, and most of us would rather not admit how long we leave between cleans. But despite its reputation, it doesn't actually have to be a big, complicated chore.

Misleór Festival of Nomadic Cultures returns to Galway city from 24 to 27 September and Ballinasloe on 4 October, bringing Traveller and nomadic artists, musicians, filmmakers, writers, performers and communities together for its eighth annual festival. This year’s theme, ‘Weaving the Threads Between Us’, reflects on the festival’s journey so far while looking towards the connections and collaborations still to come.

Misleór Festival of Nomadic Cultures returns to Galway city from 24 to 27 September and Ballinasloe on 4 October, bringing Traveller and nomadic artists, musicians, filmmakers, writers, performers and communities together for its eighth annual festival. This year’s theme, ‘Weaving the Threads Between Us’, reflects on the festival’s journey so far while looking towards the connections and collaborations still to come.

Labour’s Councillor Helen Ogbu has called on people to attend a public meeting taking place at 7.30pm this evening (Monday) titled End the Gridlock, which aims to tackle the worsening traffic chaos across Galway. 

This Christmas, the Connacht Hospitality Group is making gift-giving easy with its versatile gift cards.

Transition year students from Archbishop McHale College in Tuam recently completed a four week course in basic kickboxing, self-defence and street awareness.