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TO CELEBRATE five very successful years and to get the next chapter in its story under way, the Róisín Dubh will host Once Upon A Time In The West, a festival of music concerts, DJ sets, and pub trails throughout the west of the city from today until Bank Holiday Monday.

IT’S BEEN five years since the Róisín Dubh was taken over by Kevin Healy, Gugai, and Co, and in that time it has become the leading music venue in the city, and to celebrate that fifth birthday milestone, the venue is hosting a major party.

Mail Order Messiahs comprising Dar Fahy and Mike Liffey are coming to Kytelers this Friday night.

JAPE, THE solo alter ego of The Redneck Manifesto bassist Richie Egan, makes a welcome return to the Róisín Dubh on Friday May 29 at 8pm as part of the venue’s Once Upon A Time In The West festival.

GALWAY NEW wave band Disconnect 4 and DJs Graham Dolan and Josh Clarke, will join Jape, RSAG, and The Flaws for the Coors Light PEAK concert at the Docks this Saturday night.

Galway’s latest festival, the Moondance Music & Arts Festival, takes place from Friday August 14 to Sunday 16 at Petersburg House, Clonbur, and will feature Lisa Hannigan, Jape, and Mairtín O’Connor.

German-born and Irish-raised, Yngve Wieland has been simmering under the skin of the music industry since 2004. Growing up in rural Sligo in the 80s, his dad’s weekly blues sessions fuelled his interest in music. Fast-forward to adulthood and young Yngve has, amongst various headline appearances, shared bills with Jape, Katell Keineg, Nina Hynes, and Paul Weller, and has now released his debut full-length album.

Mail Order Messiahs are Dar Fahy and Mike Liffey, a Dublin-based alternative-electronic two-piece.

LIVE MUSIC returns to the Galway docks for the second time this year, when Jape, RSAG, and The Flaws play the Coors Light PEAK concert on Saturday October 3.