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Paul Howard - journalist, author and comedy writer best known as the creator of the number one bestselling Ross O’Carroll-Kelly series – will be interviewed at Kennys Bookshop next Tuesday, September 2, to launch his new book, A Nation Once Again.

The King's Head on High Street struck gold at the 2026 Bar of the Year Awards, taking home the Gold Award for Best Live Entertainment Bar and earning recognition as the best in Ireland in that category.

Ballinasloe will once again become a meeting place for traditional music, song, dance, heritage and community spirit when Féile Cheoil Larry Reynolds returns from September 3 to 6, 2026.

Enda Burke, an artist from Galway city, has been shortlisted for the AIB Portrait Prize alongside 25 other artists from across the country with his photograph Dad and Elvis.

Meitheal, a brand new community chamber choir from the Galway arts collective Unhinged, is now welcoming singers of all abilities to join. Under the artistic direction of Oran Tobin, the choir will create unaccompanied choral music rooted in Irish place, myth and living tradition, and it is looking for voices from across the community to bring it to life.

The 49th Clifden Arts Festival will run for ten days from Thursday, September 17, promising public art, architecture, sculpture, exhibitions and creative encounters.

Communities across Ireland’s western seaboard have been invited to answer the question: what stories is the landscape telling us?

Somewhere in rural Ireland, a housewife is practising her martial arts, rapping, mime and swimming, but only audiences at the Town Hall Theatre on Thursday, September 3, will discover this legend in her own lunchtime.

Salthill writer and journalist Colin Sheridan has been named one of just twelve winners of an international writing competition which attracted 804 submissions from 38 countries.

The Wiz opened to rave reviews on Tuesday night as Twin Productions celebrated thirty years of creating musicals.