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1)WHAT DO YOU LIKE MOST ABOUT LOUGHREA? 

It is a story countless Galwegians are familiar with. You meet a person from outside the county or outside Ireland, and they tell you how they came here on a holiday, to study, or perhaps were just passing through, never intending to stay more than a few months, 12 at the most. Years later, they are still here, and regard the city as their home as much as any born and bred Galwegian.

Singer­-songwriter Nina Hynes and her husband Fabien Leseure will headline the final night of this year’s Cruthú Arts Festval, Sonic Sunday, on July 26, in the serene surroundings of St John’s Church, Longford.

FIVE YEARS after first wowing arts festival audiences with Political Mother, the Hofesh Schechter Company, one of the world’s leading dance troupes, makes a welcome return visit to the city with another thrilling production - DeGeneration.

GAMADON, THE Mullingar DJ also known as Gavin McDonagh, will DJ at Get Deeper in The Cellar tomorrow from 10pm - when he will also be celebrating his birthday.

UNTIL THE outbreak of the WWI, there was a phenomenon known as The Human Zoo, where African tribespeople were put on public display as exhibits and curiosities - under the guise of “ethnological enlightenment” - for the titillation of European and American audiences.

Alan Donnellan has been robbed of everything, except his speech and head movement, yet he says things could be worse.

OLIVER DOLLAR, the Berlin born and based producer/DJ, has over the last three years become a staple of the house music scene, and he is coming to Galway to play the Electric Main Floor tonight from 11pm.

THE BERLIN Philharmonic, declared “the world’s greatest symphony orchestra” by The Guardian, will be in concert from the German capital this Sunday.

More than chocolate was on offer for the estimated 78,000 visitors who satisfied their culinary appetite at the fourth Galway Food Festival over the Easter weekend.