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Film Society shifts screenings from Pálás to Eye
In moving to The EYE Cinema, GFS intends to retain the intimate, community-focused atmosphere that has been central to the society for more than 60 years. Screenings will take place in the cinema’s smaller screens, with GFS continuing to manage its own ticket sales and welcome audiences to each screening.
Review: RESIDENT EVIL
Resident Evil is a gnarly, tongue-in-cheek video game adaptation with an endearing lead performance at its core.
Life's hurdles prompt trio's pared back album
The Whileaways will release their fifth studio album When You Are Falling this Friday, September 25, and begin a nationwide tour at the Town Hall Theatre next Tuesday, September 29.
Tea, scones and classical jam
Just as the French dessert of Café Gourmand comprises a selection of bite-size puddings, Piano Gourmand presents two hugely talented international piano competition winners. Both will perform a one-hour piano recital each, with tea and buns available in between for those attending both concerts.
Spooktacular festival of laughs
Spanning international headliners, Irish comedy greats, and the best emerging talent on the circuit, tickets are on sale now for 60 shows across 14 venues over seven days and nights from October 20 to 26.
Headford expected to attract thousands for five-day Something In The Water arts festival
Something In The Water, Headford’s community arts festival, is returning for its fourth consecutive year, running from Wednesday, September 30th, to Sunday, October 4th. The five-day programme will bring music, theatre, literature, film, dance and visual art to venues in the North Galway town, including utilising vacant premises that will be reinvigorated for the festival.
Odd sisters at odds after mother’s death
Happiness, written by Elizabeth Moynihan will be performed at the Town Hall Theatre on Monday, October 5, before embarking on an 11 venue run.
Comedy of the left behind
Starring Juliette Christle and Siobhán Matshazi, and created by the LEGROOM Collective (Lucy Bruton & Caoimhe O’Farrell), the performance follows Trudy, stuck in Dublin, while her best friend is Down Under. (Not dead, just on a working visa).
CREW: Giving Galway’s creatives the space to make
There is a difference between having creative talent in a place and having the infrastructure to allow that talent to flourish.
