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Alcoholics Anonymous open public meeting
Alcoholics Anonymous will hold an open public meeting at the Galway Bay Hotel tomorrow (Friday) at 8.30pm. The organisation has more than 800 members in Galway.
Mayo Rose is a strong contender to take Rose of Tralee title
Mayo is well represented in this year’s Rose of Tralee International Festival with four visiting roses having Mayo roots as well as our very own Mayo Rose, Dervla Kenny, one of the favourites to take the coveted title.
Mahoney in awe at 'sacred' nature of Irish theatre
Since its earliest days, one of the defining characteristics of the Galway Arts Festival is the way it has forged strong friendships with its featured performers and invited them back for repeat visits.
Karen Ryan to launch debut album in The Crane
FIDDLE PLAYER and member of The London Lasses Karen Ryan will launch her debut solo album with a show in The Crane Bar tomorrow at 9.30pm.
The Saw Doctors play biggest ever US tour
The Saw Doctors are about to undertake their biggest tour of the USA and Canada to date, taking in 29 shows across 27 cities throughout February, March, and April.
Book launch in aid of Western Alzheimers
John Grant of Western Alzheimers, Ballindine will officially launch Farewell Philadelphia by Nancy Carney on Friday November 11 in The Linenhall Arts Centre, Castlebar at 7.30pm.
Seamus Kelleher @ Monroe’s Live
GALWAY BORN, US based guitarist Seamus Kelleher will play Monroe’s Live this Sunday at 8pm with all proceeds going to the Galway Hospice.
The Titanic a tragedy that left its mark in Westmeath
The sinking of the Titanic continues make to headlines as though the world is still coming to terms with it. With the 100th anniversary of one of the world’s worst maritime disasters just six months away it seems many stories that has disappeared into the mists of times are slowly been recovered.
Blues, wit and haiku
THERE ARE those who say there are too many women poets nowadays. For these reactionary critics all was well in the garden of poetry until it was ruined by feminism and the advent of poetry workshops, which have conspired together to encourage many more women to write poetry. And most of it, shock horror, does not even rhyme.
City shop owner will miss ‘friendships and the fun’ when Marian’s closes next month
When Katherine McGee began working with the British luxury fashion brand Burberry in the United States she quickly realised that her heart lay in fashion retail.