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A lifetime in activism
When Sabina Higgins welcomes you into her private office before a long-scheduled interview, immaculately turned out in an azure, roll-neck woollen dress with anti-war and global sustainability badges pinned to her shoulder, you know she means business.
Reliving Radiohead at Róisín Dubh
Delving deep into a catalogue of cult anthems that shaped a generation, Karma Police will perform note-for-note live renditions of Radiohead's greatest hits at the Róisín Dubh this Saturday, February 3.
Festive atmosphere most prevalent at sold out Samaritans Christmas concert
Within the surrounds of the Franciscan Friary, a festive atmosphere abounded as festive carols graced the 31st edition of the Samaritans Christmas concert.
Cois Farraige sounds for Christmas
Renowned sound engineer Don McKevitt has gone gamekeeper turned poacher and released his own solo album.
Quakers to host an interfaith Christmas Service for Peace
The Religious Society of Friends, Quakers will host an interfaith Christmas Service for Peace on Thursday December 14.
Monroe’s Triple bill of Irish rock and trad talent
An enthralling triple headline show takes place at Monroe’s Live on Saturday, December 2, with independent pop-rock singer Pauric O’Meara, acclaimed contemporary trad band Seo Linn and indie-pop rock sensations The Valmonts.
Cello festival teaser for Galway
With plans being drawn up for a dedicated cello festival in 2024, organisers are presenting ‘A Taste of Cellisimo’ event with world-renowned siblings Sheku Kanneh-Mason and Isata Kanneh-Mason, tomorrow Friday, November 18.
Wild Youth coming to Róisín Dubh on Saturday August 5
No doubt a band currently in the midst of a stratospheric ascendance, Wild Youth have exploded onto the scene with their infinitely catchy and buoyant brand of indie-pop.
Galway - ‘The only city that raised a statue to an author’
During the first 20 years of the 19th century Maria Edgeworth was the most successful and celebrated living novelist. With her friends Sir Culling Smith and his lady wife they had travelled from Edgeworthstown, Co Longford, to Galway, and from there they planned a leisurely holiday in Connemara.
Kate Nickleby
On 3 February 1842, Baptist missionaries Mr Clarke and Dr Prince boarded the Barque Mary at Bassipa, a new settlement established by London merchant Robert Jamieson on the island of Fernando Po, Equatorial Guinea. Their destination was Liverpool. The voyage was stalked by disaster from the outset. On 11 February, the main mast was struck by lightning in a storm, and a crew member was killed. On 25 March, the mast fell onto the deck bringing down sails and rigging, leaving the ship adrift at the mercy of the waves.