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Fame The Musical is the story of every performer’s dream and follows the lives of the students at New York’s legendary High School of Performing Arts. After two films, six seasons as a TV show, and having sold five million tickets in the UK alone in its six tours of the UK and numerous West End runs, Fame The Musical comes to The Royal Theatre Castlebar in this multi million euro production featuring the West End sets and costumes and a top UK and Irish production team.

FUAIM CHONAMARA continues its run at Monroe’s Live for just two more nights - tonight and Thursday September 2 at 8pm.

Fuaim Chonamara is continuing its successful run at Monroe's live of Dominick St for just two more nights. Following last Thursday night’s sell-out show with capacity crowds, the show will run again on August 28 for one additional night, due to demand, on Thursday, September 2.

Fuaim Chonamara is continuing its fantastic run at Monroe's Live, Dominick Street, Galway for just two more nights.

THE EXCITING sean nós dance show, Fuaim Chonamara, continues its summer run at Monroe’s Live on Thursdays at 8pm.

SEAN NÓS dancing - the original, oldest, and best form of Irish traditional dance - will be given an exuberant display throughout the summer at Monroe’s, as Fuaim Chonamara takes to the stage.

A great line up of popular Irish bands has just been announced for Euro-festival Athlone which takes place during the last week in July.

Riverdance celebrates its 15th birthday in Ireland by returning to the stage in The Royal Theatre Castlebar this autumn. For five shows only from September 29, Riverdance will take to the stage of The Royal Theatre for only the second time in 15 years. As it sold out all 10 shows when it came to The Royal Theatre in September 2008 it is advisable to get your tickets early for this event to avoid being disappointed. Over 18 million people have gone to see Riverdance live since it first made it on to the stage, in more than 8,000 performances worldwide. The soundtrack of the show has sold more than 2.5 million copies and since it debuted as an interval performance at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1994 it has become and international phenomenon

Ballinrobe Musical Society is celebrating this week after receiving nine nominations in the Annual Association of Irish Musical Societies Awards. Categories include the coveted Best Overall Show category, for its world amateur premiere of The Pirate Queen.

Dancers from Mayo helped to break a new Guinness World Record last weekend when the longest ever Riverdance line-up of 392 dancers performed together. The charity event raised £10,000 for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution and will go towards training volunteer lifeboat crews in Ireland. The world record stood at 312 but 392 dancers lined the banks of the River Foyle in Derry to dance together for five minutes and smash the world record on Sunday last, it is now hoped the new record will be officially confirmed in the next few weeks.