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Registered charity shops in Galway will display a special Choose Charity Shops 1st sign in their windows from tomorrow.

ROBIN HOOD and his band of merry men will fight the dastardly Sheriff of Nottingham in this year’s Renmore Pantomime.

WHILE THE ongoing recession and latest bruising Budget may put a dampener on folk’s Yuletide mood, at least the Renmore Pantomime can be relied upon to spread a generous helping of festive cheer when it takes over the Town Hall Theatre.

THE MUCH loved fairytale Sleeping Beauty will be brought to the Galway stage by the Renmore pantomime, starting tonight and running until Sunday January 16.

The local representatives of Republican Sinn Fein (RSF) were described as “vermin” and “garbage” by the Cathaoirleach of the town council, historian Ruth Illingworth, after they sent in an anonymous protest letter to the council this week (February 18).

The gushing garden fountain, giant ‘triffid’-like plants, towers, and parapets are all dead giveaways. This is no ordinary entrance; this is no formulaic hotel.

A 21-year-old man who lifted a jacket from a nightclub in Belmullet, which he assumed belonged to his friend, faced prosecution of theft at Ballina District Court this week.

WITH THE yuletide season in full swing it is time once again to relish the annual theatrical treat of the pantomime.

IT WAS all the way back in 1979 that Renmore staged its first panto and in the decades since the show has gone from strength to strength and today it is one of the highlights of Galway’s Christmas season.