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THE MAN behind the Ocean’s 11 soundtrack and possibly the finest DJ and film composer that has ever come out of Ireland, will be DJing in Kelly’s.

Time waits for no man, and Galway’s newest freeman of the city, John Killeen, is already setting new goals and pushing more boundaries.

It is a fact that when few people had a job in Galway the late Christopher (Christy) Dooley of Renmore Park, had many. They were all of an amazing variety. One of them was a factory on the Mervue Industrial estate where he made parts for German railway engines. He had a specialised scrap business in Munster Avenue, the site of the old family forge, where he recycled aeroplane parts and exported them to Spain.

One of Ireland’s leading PR Professionals, Jack Murray, will host a special communications masterclass in the Radisson hotel Galway on May 27.

Sustainability, local food, and ‘grow your own’, are central themes to this year’s Bloom festival, which will take place in the Phoenix Park, Dublin, over the June Bank Holiday weekend.

Network Mayo is delighted to present an evening with international business speaker Molly Harvey, known as the Corporate Soul Woman. Waterford-born Molly Harvey is flying in specially from Liverpool for the April 28 event at Hotel Westport. She is a no-nonsense business thinker who delivers information-packed strategies on leadership and culture change. One of her greatest skills is helping organisations clarify and simplify their vision and strategy. Prepare to be inspired, enriched, and motivated as this “stunningly exciting speaker” shares her Six-Step Path to growth, prosperity and leadership.

FIVE GALWAY based poets, who have been vital to the development of the Cúirt International Festival of Literature, will each read five poems at a special event for this year’s Cúirt.

What is your idea of perfect happiness?

Portofino Restaurant, Castlebar, brings you the best range of genuine Italian dishes outside Italy, and as a spring special is offering a four course dinner from only €14 (available Sunday to Friday any time).

JOYCE CAROL Oates, one of the most distinguished American novelists of the last 50 years will be reading at the Cúirt International Festival of Literature on Saturday April 24.