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Through all of the major world events of the last century, world war, the foundation of the State and the evolution of a new Ireland, one constant in Claregalway has been the practise of locals getting their groceries and essential from the local Hughes family.

"The lockdown has provided us with a great opportunity. Never has there been a better time for self-improvement and up-skilling. I can give my full attention to the projects that have been sitting on the sidelines. Unfortunately as a sports fan, the postponement of sport is certainly one of the disadvantages.

Galway’s most exciting new hub for local artists, crafters, designers and makers to showcase and sell their wares, has opened at 16 Woodquay, formerly home to Gatsby’s menswear. ‘Ah Sure Look It’ will open every Wednesday to Sunday, up until Christmas, giving shoppers the chance to get their hands on some truly unique Christmas gifts, with everything from Galway themed prints, bags, t-shirts, hoodies, and cards, to embroidery, art, jewellery, scented candles, perfumes and soaps.

THE ENVIRONMENTALIST, artist, and illustrator Gordon D'Arcy will officially open a new, albeit retrospective, exhibition, of the art of Joseph Quilty, a unique self-taught painter who died in 1995.

FEET PLACED firmly in a pair of high heels, armed with a six-string acoustic guitar and a host of comedy songs, all wrapped in a sequinned dress, it can only be The Nualas, back in the ring for another swing, and ready to deliver a Glam Slam!