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To mark its first Christmas and New Year at 34 Shop Street, the staff at The Stock Exchange Bar are all set to throw a brilliant New Year’s Eve party.

Monday December 31 will be a night with a difference in Walshestown Community Centre near Mullingar, when gospel singer, Phil Nally presents an evening of gospel singing. If you’re looking for something a little different this New Year’s Eve this could be your chance. And what better way to ring in 2013 than with a magical night of gospel singing? All are welcome to this event which starts at 8.30pm in Walshestown Community Centre, which is on the R393 on the Mullingar to Ballinacarrigy road.

Families across the Galway region should reserve a few hours for the ‘Deireadh an Fomhair’ celebrations at Coole Park during the October Bank Holiday weekend. The line-up of events commences on Sunday October 28 with a multitude of activities to appeal to children collectively known as ‘Spooky Stuff For Kids’. Spooky Stuff For Kids consists of smelly spell cocktail and stick skeleton making, with an eerily themed scavenger hunt to finish the day. Children are invited to arrive bedecked in a Halloween costume but they do not have to dress up. The fun begins at 2.30pm and ends at 4pm.

Hindsight, Foresight For Gobshites performed by No Fixed Abode Group is the hilarious comedy play by Margaret McKenna Mullan and directed by Eoin Croffey. This highly entertaining and fast-paced comedy play delivers relentless laughter and promises to be the perfect night out

Ring in the New Year in style at the New Year’s Eve banquet at The Ardilaun Hotel, Galway with family and friends this year.

Clocks go back by one hour this weekend—giving everyone a welcome extra hour in bed on Sunday night. The time change will also mean early mornings will be that little bit brighter for a while—but also that dark evenings will arrive much sooner from now until the end of winter.

THE FLAMING Lips acknowleged their debt to Pink Floyd last year when the Lips recorded their own version of Dark Side Of The Moon.

Clocks go back by one hour this weekend - giving everyone a welcome extra hour in bed on Sunday night. The time change will also mean early mornings will be that little bit brighter for a while - but also that dark evenings will arrive much sooner from now until the end of winter.

Galwegians can celebrate the summer solstice at a special fire spectacular at Brigit’s Garden on Saturday.

The McWilliam Park Hotel boasts of the quiet country charm yet is within easy walking distance of Claremorris town and is located just off the N17 halfway between Galway and Sligo and only ten minutes from Knock.