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Galway songstress, Aisling Quinn spent her formative years devouring music without prejudice to particular styles or genres. Home was full of instruments and Aisling was tinkering on pianos and strumming guitars for as long as she can remember. Piano was the first instrument she learned formally, but like most teenagers, the discipline to practise escaped her.

ULTAN CONLON, the very talented Loughrea singer-songwriter will headline the next Citóg gig, tomorrow night, in The Cellar Bar.

Craughwell athlete Maeve Curley delivered a performance of a lifetime to come home 10th from 24 finishers in the 21st European Junior Championships.

Carne Riding Club was blessed with glorious sunshine. Overlooking the Wexford coastline, this popular event was very well supported by riders from the South-east region and also out of region competitors, which is always a welcome sign. The cross-country was relatively strong, with a few technical skinny fences to negotiate for the open and advanced intermediate riders. The log into the water at the early end of the track caused a few mishaps across the grades.

Carne Riding Club was blessed with glorious sunshine. Overlooking the Wexford coastline, this popular event was very well supported by riders from the South-east region and also out of region competitors, which is always a welcome sign. The cross-country was relatively strong, with a few technical skinny fences to negotiate for the open and advanced intermediate riders. The log into the water at the early end of the track caused a few mishaps across the grades.

GALWAY ACTRESS Aoife Connolly will make her directorial debut with Marina Carr’s black comedy Portia Coughlan in The New Theatre, Temple Bar, Dublin, next month.

A WOMAN is condemned to solitude following a forbidden sexual relationship. Alone, she manifests three different forms of herself to recount a story of desire, power, and fate.