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PETE MULLINEAUX is rarely a man with little to do, being a poet, a playwright, and an active force in youth theatre and education in Galway.

Despite the current Covid-19 restrictions the market for well-located development sites/opportunities remains as strong as ever, and never more so when a rare and exceptional site comes to the market.

What is so hush about HUSH? Burger? These mouth-watering burgers are the latest addition to Galway's burgers scene and are delivered straight to your doors from... a secret location! Other than the delight of your palates, HUSH? Burger's concept aims to help out local chefs and businesses affected by the lockdown in Galway. It was created by local chefs with Michelin star experience, who lost their jobs due to the pandemic. Without the funds to open their own kitchen, these talented chefs came together to create the perfect lockdown burger from well-established kitchens, forced to close down to the public. Their locations remain a mystery, keeping you guessing and establishing HUSH? BURGER as Galway's Juiciest Secret!

SHE CALLS her music "punk rock R&B". She also describes it as "American soul music". She cites Al Green and Nina Simone as inspirations, as well as Sonic Youth and Bad Brains. She is Joan As Policewoman.

DO NOT be fooled by the title. A Litany Of Failures: Volume II, a new album featuring 18 songs from Irish DIY, post-punk, and indie band, contains some of the most exciting young musicians currently at work.

The charming surrounds of Claregalway Castle will once again provide the stunning backdrop to the ninth annual Galway Garden Festival, which takes place on Saturday and Sunday week July 7 and July 8.

When did you start working in McDonald’s?

THE REPEAL Session, an indie disco in support of the campaign to repeal the Eighth Amendment, will take place in the Galway Rowing Club, Woodquay.

TWO MONTHS after the release of her seventh album, Damned Devotion, Joan As Police Woman has announced a Galway show at the Róisín Dubh as part of her European tour this summer.

To celebrate 50 years of its iconic burger, McDonald’s has announced the introduction of two new sizes of Big Mac, available in all McDonald’s restaurants in Galway and nationwide until March 20.