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Edwin Sammon, the award-winning comedian known for his role as Father Gabriel in RTÉ's Bridget and Eamon, is back with a brand new comedy show. In "Edwin Sammon Of Knowledge", he shares his personal journey through love, lockdown, and fatherhood, while bringing his signature surreal and witty style to some of life's biggest questions.

Róisin Dubh is proud to host Galway's finest Open Mic night every Sunday evening at 9pm.

Hailing from Galway City, Ol’ Times is a classic rock outfit that’s on a mission to bring rock n roll back to the forefront of music. The band draws inspiration from legendary acts like Led Zeppelin, The Doors, and The Rolling Stones while putting their own spin on the genre to create a sound that’s fresh and exciting.

Join Stephen ‘Cowboy’ Kelly and French Toast of 3 Bucks Left as they weave their way through a night of crafted brutish and hysterical humour. A mix of relevant and not so relevant stories that are sure to leave no dry seats in the house! Don't be surprised if a few loose tunes are fired out on a night not to be missed.

No doubt a band currently in the midst of a stratospheric ascendance, Wild Youth have exploded onto the scene with their infinitely catchy and buoyant brand of indie-pop.

"I’ve seen the future of New Orleans music and its name is Cha Wa." - Paste

Karl Spain is back at the helm of his clunkily-monikered Sunday Night KARLnival in Róisín Dubh on Sunday August 6 where he will be joined by special guest Greg Fitzimmons.

As part of the exciting arts festival lineup, get ready for a series of comedically diverse stand up specials in Róisín Dubh from five of Ireland’s finest homegrown talents.

Irish indie-electronic duo All Tvvins, featuring Conor Adams (The Cast Of Cheers) & Lar Kaye (Adebisi Shank), whose debut album 'IIVV' shot into the Irish charts at #2 and earned a Choice Music Prize nomination for Irish “Album of the Year” while smashing the 20 million streams landmark, are back with their latest single "What's Happening.”

“The best comedy I saw was Paul Currie” - Stewart Lee