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With influences from James Taylor and The Eagles to Van Morrison, Sinead O’Connor and Shane McGowan, Padraig appreciates strong songwriting with a distinct point of view.

Steadily proving himself to be one of Ireland's finest contemporary songwriters in the two languages, Padraig Jack takes to the stage at Róisín Dubh on May 26.

Irish duo Dea Matrona’s Irish and British tour comes to Galway on Sunday, May 19.

A longstanding star in the Irish music scene, Gemma Hayes brings her dulcet tones to Róisín Dubh on Saturday, April 27.

Athlone native Alanna Egan prominently features in the launch of a new rare disease awareness campaign entitled ‘I Am Number 17’.

The mythological princess of the Firbolg tribe, after whom Galway is said to be named will be honoured in a spectacular new sculpture at new Salmon Weir Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge.

The Róisín Dubh will reopen its intimate upstairs comedy club for the spring season with Anna Clifford headlining on Friday, February 9.

After a whirlwind tour supporting top acts with arena audiences, Nell Mescal will play in the intimate surrounds of Galway’s Róisín Dubh on Thursday, December 14, at 8pm

Galway’s master of comedy, MC Karl Spain, will host special guests at a seasonal Christmas Comedy KARLnival at Róisín Dubh on Thursday, December 28, at 8pm.

Siobhán Giollamhuire McKenna was born on May 24, 1922, a second daughter to Eoghan McKenna and Gretta O’Reilly, Nancy being her older sister. She was educated in Belfast, in Taylor’s Hill Convent and then after a year out sick with glandular fever, as a boarder in St Louis Convent, Monaghan.