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Haunting, melodic and bordering on the unconventional, Project Smok are an innovative Scottish trad band, who are blurring the boundaries between the traditional and the modern. Known for their ability to effortlessly blend trad music with contemporary new-age pop influences, Project Smok draw inspiration from indie pop acts like The 1975, LANY and Bon Iver, to more time-honoured, West Coast styles of playing.

Irish band, Whenyoung, are from Clare and Limerick, but based in the UK. Brought up with a love for music, they're started off into everything from Irish trad to 00's pop, eventually stumbling upon punk and rock music of old. This became their mutual escape, which eventually resulted in Aoife and Andrew moving to London to start a band. In between, Aoife studied Landscape Architecture and Horticulture and Andrew studied Architecture.

The Galway Hooker Sailing Club, in partnership with The Salthill Village, Blackrock Cottage, the Grainne Mhaol Rowing Club, and Galway City Council is excited to announce the revival of An To?stal, (The Gathering), a celebration of Galway’s maritime life and seafaring customs.

A unique and sincere songwriter with an expert ability to meld inspirations, eras and sounds, Kitt’s music glimmers with a sense of timelessness well earned after over twenty years immersed in music. Genre-bending Irish musician and producer, Kitt has released his ninth studio album ‘Idiot Check’ and will be performing in Róisín Dubh on Thursday April 20.

Duke Special, Belfast songwriter and performer, is coming to Róisín Dubh this Saturday April 15.

John Quinn auctioneers has recently been instructed to offer for sale ground floor studio apartment at Pump Lane off Dominick Street.

Get ready to dive into a rabbit hole of the best jokes in the world with star of Live at the Apollo and sell-out sensation Gary Delaney.

Two brilliant acts, KETTAMA and Pavement, have been announced for the Heineken Big Top in July as part of the Galway Arts Festival.

Paddy’s Day festivities in the Róisín Dubh will be carried by Galway rockers Ol’ Times and their special guests from the moment doors open at 4pm until the very early hours.