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In his forthcoming autobiography My Travels with Footsbarn Theatre, Ted Turton offers a vivid and captivating memoir that will resonate deeply with readers in Galway and the West of Ireland, where he has been a key figure in the artistic and cultural life of the region.

Each year Galway International Arts Festival and Róisín Dubh join forces to bring to Galway some of the most exciting music acts to play at the iconic Heineken Big Top.

In the heart of Tokyo, a vibrant hub of entertainment awaits, promising an electrifying experience for every traveler: Tokyo Dome City. More than just a stadium, this sprawling complex is a dazzling destination where the thrill of a baseball game meets the joyous screams of a theme park, all interwoven with a tapestry of shops, restaurants, and attractions that will leave you breathless. Prepare to be swept away by the infectious energy and endless possibilities that this iconic Tokyo landmark has to offer.

This year, the programme celebrates entrepreneurs from across the island of Ireland whose vision and innovation are creating long-term value and helping to shape the future with confidence. Business leaders that have the tenacity and determination to push conventional boundaries, think differently and create new solutions that change our collective future for the better are being encouraged to apply.

The Clifden Arts Festival, running from 18th to 29th September 18-29, has announced that celebrated country star Michael English will be performing his fantastic new show, “A Million Medleys,” on Friday, September 27. This much-anticipated event promises to be one of the festival’s highlights, bringing a blend of classic hits and infectious energy that is sure to captivate audiences.

The Galway Races once again proved to be a spectacular week, and The Ardilaun Hotel was thrilled to be at the heart of the action with its unforgettable Pink Friday, a dazzling display of style, camaraderie, and generosity in support of the National Breast Cancer Research Institute.

Rapidly becoming one of the most talked about groups in Ireland, Bricknasty emerged from Ballymun in early 2020 as a lockdown studio project that has developed into a band of tunesters.

South Galway Bay Music Festival July, 28th 29th & 30th, 2023

Pavillion invites you to embark on a transformative musical experience with 'Flow State', an evening of alternative rock and captivating hippie vibes.

Following a very successful inaugural event in 2022, the South Galway Bay Music Festival returns for its second year!