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Mustard marks the return of theatre to the Linenhall
Over the past year the Linenhall Arts Centre has showcased a varied and diverse range of arts experiences and the latest offering is theatre production, Mustard, written and performed by artist Eva O’Connor.
Achill Painters book to be launched
John F Deane, the Achill-born author and founder of Poetry Ireland, will be the special guest at the outdoor launch of ACHILL PAINTERS: An Island History, at 3pm on Saturday, August 1 in Dooagh, Achill.
NARRATIVES exhibition opens in Oughterard
NARRATIVES, A mixed media exhibition of work by Lorraine Cleary, Bernie Dignam, Ann McBride, Aideen Monaghan, Eva O’Donovan, Catherine Patrickson, and Gala Tomasso, opens in Oughterard tomorrow.
Maz and Bricks - a tale of an unlikely friendship
MAZ AND BRICKS, the new play by Eva O’Connor, and staged by Fishamble: The New Play Company, will be performed in the Town Hall Theatre, as part of the 2018 Galway Theatre Festival.
Theatre 2018 coming attractions
As 2017 draws to a close, thoughts turn to the New Year and Galway theatre goers have much to look forward to from both home-based and visiting companies and theatre-makers.
A event not to be missed by aspiring writers
Write Now is a Mayo Art Service and Film Mayo event for Mayo writers that will take place on Saturday, December 9 in Breaffy House, Castlebar. In the morning there will be presentations by three professional writers; Elizabeth Reapy (fiction writer), Eugene O’Brien (screenwriter) and Eva O’Connor (playwright). This is an opportunity for established or budding Mayo writers to come along and enjoy presentations focusing on three different writing forms.
'It takes over your whole life'
THE COMPLEX subject of anorexia is addressed in a powerful, award-winning play, Overshadowed, written by Eva O’Connor, which comes to the Town Hall Theatre for one night only.
Some Galway women in 1916
‘The main cause of disloyalty in the county,’ wrote the RIC inspector for Galway East 1916, ‘were the priests and the women of Athenry!’
An Unusual connection between Breaking Bad and ‘Eva of the Nation’
Most of us are mad jealous that we cannot claim some kind of connection with Caherlistrane. A new book by Mary J Murphy* manages to link the north Galway parish with an extraordinary number of writers, artists, singers, poets, actors, and historical personalities, that leave all other parishes in Ireland bereft of personality and character. There can be no other competition. We are all characterless by comparison to Caherlistrane.
