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It is a dark and stormy night that finds us crossing the overflowing Corrib to Pálás - and the premier of the highly anticipated original RTÉ drama The Galway Bay Murders.

Galway’s Local Food & Craft Gift Fair returns to the Black Box Theatre on the Dyke Road later this month. Following the success of last year’s extended run, the Fair will again take place over six days, from Tuesday, November 24 to Sunday, November 29. Organised annually by Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Galway, it will bring together traders from right across Galway city and county. Organisers expect around 15,000 visitors through the doors, and entry is free.

University of Galway is inviting prospective postgraduate students to explore the next step in their academic or professional journey at its upcoming Postgraduate Open Evening on Tuesday, 10 November.

A Galway Slimming World consultant has been recognised for her outstanding work helping people achieve their weight loss goals and enjoy healthier, happier lives.

Founders who built their businesses with the support of the Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Galway will talk openly about the setbacks and the hard decisions behind their growth at a conference in Galway this month. What Happens Next? – Galway Founders Conference takes place at Dexcom Stadium on Monday, November 16, and most of the people who will share their stories on stage have received support from LEO Galway. The free event runs from 9am to 1.30pm and tickets are limited.

Safefood is inviting people to join the conversation about the food environment as part of an interactive “Appetite for Change” exhibition hosted at Ballinasloe Library from yesterday October 28 to November 4.

Beginning at 7.30pm, the evening promises an exploration of several issues shaping how we live, work and connect, with a diverse group of speakers set to challenge assumptions and share new perspectives.

A series of bespoke street furniture pieces designed and crafted by local students has been installed at prominent public locations in Clifden, marking the first visible outcome of an international partnership supporting communities that conserve tropical forests in South America, bringing a fresh wave of creativity and sustainability to the heart of Connemara.

Years of simmering discontent about how central government funds the city council reached boiling point this week, when councillors roasted Galway’s TDs and senators for failing to champion the regional capital’s local authority.