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THE SPIRIT of Smokie play The Quays on Thursday October 22, performing hits from the 1970s and 1980s, such as 'Living Next Door To Alice', along with new material.

Dean Barton, son of late Smokie frontman Alan Barton, and the band Spirit Of Smokie will perform the greatest hits of Smokie and tracks from Room with a View, the posthumous album from Alan Barton, this month at Monroe's Live.

They must be the most travelled band in the world, and they’re at it again with a one night only and long awaited return appearance in Mayo, when they play The Royal Theatre, Castlebar on Friday December 9. They will perform as one of the main Christmas party nights in The Royal Theatre which includes a five course scrumptious meal and Christmas novelties and caper. They have had numerous top 10 hits all around the world, went on to become radio staples and earned their ticket to travel the globe for the past 30 years. Also in the set now is a song written specially for them by Irish songwriting brothers Tommy and Jimmy Swarbrigg. It’s called ‘Tomorrow’ and it’s a big hit in the show all over the world.

Gorilla Radio are a not-to-be-missed, high energy, pulsating band now touring Ireland, who will be playing at Karma Club Athlone next Friday August 20.

MENTION SMOKIE and ‘Living Next Door To Alice’ immediately springs to mind. Co-written by English/Australian songwriting duo Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman, it tells of a young man’s crush on the girl next door and how he is heartbroken when she leaves without explanation.

They must be the most travelled band in the world! And they’re at it again with a ‘one night only’ and long awaited return to Athlone when they appear in the Radisson Hotel on the bank holiday Saturday of May 30.

It’s Christmas party time again and The Royal Castlebar Theatre and Event Centre has organised the best party nights around. Its Christmas party season kicks off on Friday December 4 when Katherine Lynch dons one of her many outfits and delights us with her hilarious humour and sometimes controversial stories.

It’s Christmas party time again and The Royal Castlebar Theatre and Event Centre has organised the best party nights around. Its Christmas party season kicks off on Friday December 4 when Katherine Lynch dons one of her many outfits and delights us with her hilarious humour and sometimes controversial stories.