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Wexford town is to be invaded by science fiction and fantasy fiction authors and artists for a fun-filled festival showcasing readings, signings, panel talks and workshops and loads of activities for all ages this weekend.

Forget the monkey suits from the 1970’s original, even the 2001 remake has not a patch on this newest offering which I found not just surprisingly entertaining but also emotionally touching in places. I never thought I’d say this but the Rise of the Planet of the Apes is a great watch.

A SINGLE act of both compassion and arrogance leads to a war unlike any other and a dramatic reversal of the progress of evolution.

John Quinn has recently brought to the market No 75 Gort Greine, Millars Lane. This is a fantastic three bedroom residence which is in stunning condition, according to the agents.

THE FORGE at Gort literary festival, featuring readings, book launches, music, and exhibitions, returns to the south County Galway town tomorrow and Saturday.

My title is not a sop to what one writer has wittily dubbed the ‘Dawkins Ascendency’, a group which no doubt would be delighted to banish theology to the realms of science fiction and fantasy. Into the dustbin with one of the oldest ways mankind has used to throw light on the fundamental questions of existence. And only a blinkered arrogance would dare discard any means or methods we possess in trying to answer them.

SCI-FI THRILLER Skyline opens in cinemas tomorrow and to mark the release the Galway Advertiser has three film tie-in goodie bags to give away.

A walk in aid of Console, the association for those bereaved by suicide, will take place on Sunday September 12.

JOURNEY TO The Centre Of The Earth takes the original Jules Verne novel as a point of departure, with three unknowing travellers following codes scribbled in the margins of a tattered copy of the book directing them to a hidden world far underground.