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Galway City Museum are rolling out the last of this year’s free programme of events and exhibitions and are inviting the public to visit the museum and join in upcoming activities.

IT BEGINS with St Paul's celebrated description of love from his First Letter to the Corinthians, Ch 13, two voices reading, both male, one in English, the other in Icelandic, before white noise drowns them out.

Mother of three and entrepreneur, Aine Gleeson, from Ennis, Co Clare, is so adamant that children should appreciate the value of gifts over money at First Communion that she has designed a range of dolls to honour the occasion. The idea was prompted by her own daughter’s Communion, when she saw white envelopes being passed at speed to waiting young hands, with only a fleeting appreciation for the concept of gifting, or the milestone of the day itself.

Having exhibited Other Peoples Lives, a series of paintings which takes inspiration from old family movies and found photographs from the 1950s previously at the Upstairs Gallery, Watergate Theatre, Limerick based artist Nuala O’Sullivan is back to present All Fall Down in the Upstairs Gallery from Friday June 25 to Friday July 30.

Your baby is the most important treasure in your life, so naturally you want only the best for him or her. Little Dreamers cherishes the safety and wellbeing of your little one just as much as you do and has created a beautiful calm atmosphere for you to browse while creating your dream nursery.

The legendary New York Dolls (pictured) - the link between glam rock and punk - have been confirmed to play the Galway Arts Festival. More details to follow.