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Athlone’s newest club continues to draw large crowds. Audiences were engaged by the classic thriller The Third Man on Tuesday September 23 in the comfortable setting of the Dean Crowe Theatre. Organisers are delighted by the success of the film club and promise audiences many more nights of entertainment in the upcoming season.

There is little denying that when a pair of silver screen superstars are asked to play each other’s lovers not twice but three times (the first two times in The Cotton Club and Unfaithful), there is definitely an on-screen chemistry that is working in their favour. Richard Gere and Diane Lane are no exception in their new film Nights in Rodanthe and somehow manage (with the help of some breathtaking cinematography) to carry an entire film on that chemistry alone.

If you are feeling the January blues and the world wide recession is getting you down not to mention the arctic weather conditions, then Danny Boyle’s latest movie Slumdog Millionaire is guaranteed to cheer you up.

MIRRORS IS a surprisingly old fashioned horror movie, with a ghost story at the heart of the gore and violence. Effectively combining carefully constructed sense of menace and a mystery story, the film manages to be thought-provoking as well as spooky.

Natural Serenity, located on St Augustine Street, stockist of exclusive top natural health and beauty products such as bareMinerials and Aveda, is offering all Galway Advertiser readers a free bareMinerials makeover.

A top international heart surgeon is jetting into Kilkenny this weekend to take part in the Chernobyl Children’s Project annual conference.

Prepare to be moved and inspired as Athlone Film Club treats audiences to the South African musical documentary We are Together.

There was a buzz of activity on William Street as people gathered to join the newly established Blackbird Art Lab, part of the now well-established Blackbird Art Gallery formally in Kieran Street.

A 37-year-old man who in 2007 attacked a postman for no apparent reason was sentenced at this week’s sitting of Ballina District Court to nine months in prison.

CARAMEL, THE award winning Lebanese film will be screened in NUI, Galway’s O’Flaherty Theatre on Wednesday at 8pm to celebrate International Women’s Day.