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Physicists tell us everything that exists can be traced to a supposed single point of infinite density, called a singularity, that exploded some 14 billion years ago, and has been expanding ever since, giving rise to both space and time, ants and elephants, galaxies and hummingbirds, and, of course, you and me.

Barnstorm Theatre Company’s ATC will make their debut in this year's ‘Shorts 11’. After eight months of workshops, training and rehearsals they are ready to tread the boards.

ARE YOU a budding writer for film? Do you have a script but know it needs work? Well, help is at hand.

Q. I am hoping to finish my business degree this year. Apart from working in a local shop during the summer, the only work experience I have involved spending six months at a major multi-national IT company as part of my college course. I wasn’t even paid, but I learned a great deal. Should I present this as work experience in my CV?

There is fear that the management of social and affordable housing is moving away from the remit of the local authorities in Ireland and into the hands of ‘regional agencies’.

Now that the Government has handed our collective fate to poverty-pushing outsiders for the next four years, it is time we hatched a retaliatory four-year plan of our own. Let’s call it the ‘four-year I ain’t gonna go down without a fight plan’ — a bit of a mouthful, yes, but at least it’s plain English we can all make sense of.

The Fatted Calf, located in Glasson has been awarded the Just Ask Restaurant of the Month for November adding to their recent award of Georgina Campbell’s Newcomer of the Year.

AS YOU walk around Galway city this month, you might notice some strange and slightly surreal images have been erected around the bus and bicycle shelters at Eyre Square and the Spanish Arch.

Roscommon Arts Centre, who have just announced their brand new programme for September to December, have arranged a very special seasonal ticket offer for anyone who wants a great night’s entertainment this autumn. The arts centre has designed a special reduced price season ticket to make things easier on the pocket. Choose any three shows from the shortlist below and make your very own season out of it. Not only will you enjoy savings on tickets prices, but you’ll also receive a complimentary glass of wine or tea/coffee when you arrive at the arts centre for each of the shows.

Rehearsals are currently well underway in Druid for their forthcoming production of Sean O’Casey’s powerful anti-war play The Silver Tassie, which opens at the Town Hall on August 23rd.