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People affected by suicide are invited to attend a facilitated self help support group meeting tonight (Thursday) at 8.30pm at Hayden’s Hotel, Ballinasloe.

There was an air of abandonment and fun in Claregalway last Saturday evening as the International Summer Music School and Festival came to a glorious end.

FROM DIFFERENT views of Galway, to Icelandic landscapes, to the work of GMIT students, a host of exhibitions in Galway city and county open, or have just opened, this week.

The Galway Hurling Supporters’ Club and Bus Eireann will provide a bus to Croke Park on Sunday for the supporters wishing to travel to the Galway v Kilkenny All Ireland Senior Hurling Championship final replay at 3.30pm.

Athlone Choral Society present a Maytime concert in the Radisson Hotel, Athlone this evening, Friday May 20, at 8pm, featuring choral works from Tallis, Rutter, and Hayden among others.

Proposed government reform to do away with local government structures and jobs in a bid to save more than €500 million has been roundly welcomed by representatives for the business community who are snapping up the suggestion and using it as ammunition to call for reduced rates and charges.

THE ENDELLION String Quartet are so good that The Daily Telegraph has described them as being capable of “setting the audience ablaze”.

With crowds of up to 85,000 people expected to attend the opening of the Ballinasloe Horse Fair this weekend, traffic diversions will be in place on the N6 from 8am to 8pm this Sunday October 5. This is to ensure the free flow of weekend commuter traffic on the main Galway-Dublin route and to facilitate the movement of traffic locally.

Following the success of last week’s appearance on TG4’s Ceol Tire, Keith McDonald and the Showband Show come to Hayden’s Hotel, Ballinasloe this weekend.

There can only be two reasons why music highbrows are still a bit ‘iffy’ about the Welsh composer Karl Jenkins. One is probably a comment on his unusual route into classical music. A talented music scholar from Cardiff University and the Royal Academy London, he founded a jazz group Nucleus, which won first prize in the Montreux Jazz Festival. Then to keep bread on the table, he made a series of TV advertising jingles. One of them, called ‘got off the ground’, was for an airline. But it became so popular and catchy, that people were clogging the airline’s phones demanding what was that amazing music. Jenkins developed the theme and, extending its African and Arabic sounds, it became the energetic Adiemus. It topped the pop charts across the world.