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DON'T YOU Know Who I Am?, the short film written by Galwegian Olaf Tyaransen, and which was shot in Galway city, will be screened at the prestigious San Francisco Irish Film Festival.

SAN FRANCISCO has long been at the forefront of alternative and underground culture in the United States, and for Deafheaven, whose sound encompasses both black metal and post-rock, the city has meant inspiration, frustration, ambition, hindrance, and realisation.

Clarke's of Ballina have more than 60 years of experience using fish from Clew Bay and the Moy River. As we continue our look at local businesses in Co Mayo, we continue to see the fantastic produce available on our doorstep. Clarke's also offers a service to local anglers lucky enough to land their own memento of the river Moy, Clarke’s will smoke their catch. Yes, you can get oak smoked salmon here in the county. How fresh is that? I know that smoked salmon is a fantastic starter on its own, but I have a little twist to make a modern starter. This is Mayo smoked salmon with a pan fried scallion potato cake, with horseradish and leaves, that will be a tasty delight for four people.

MICHAEL FRANTI & Spearhead believe “all the freaky people make the beauty of the world!” and they intend to show Galway why this month.

Black comedy, drama, choral music, quizzing and music sessions are just a few of the weekend entertainment happenings at various venues around the county. Send us your events to [email protected].

Custom House Studios is presenting an exhibition of paintings Excerpts from the Art and Extinction Series by Diarmuid Delargy. The exhibition will be formally opened by author Eoin McNamee at the Custom House Studios Gallery, Westport Quay,  on  Friday April 11 at 7.30pm.

THEY SURVIVED freezing temperatures in America, killer snails ‘down under’, tropical gangsters, and ‘too cool for school’ Californians. Intact and unbowed, they now take on Ireland.

STANLEY BRINKS and The Wave Pictures are not a singer and his band, but a collaboration between and English group and a French musician.

Quirky, cute, and 100 per cent gorgeous, Benefit Cosmetics is like a sweet shop for grown up girls, and will soon be available at Staunton’s Pharmacy, Castlebar.