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Survivors' strength knitted through new play
The monologue, which uses the extended metaphor of sheep to examine effects of sexual violence, has been nominated for the KLUG award for Women Reclaiming the Arts at Thessaloniki Fringe, Greece.
Grief and GAA culture on centre stage
Following a sold-out London premiere at the ICC Theatre, Hammersmith, Galway playwright and author Conor Montague explores grief, hurling, and friendship in a 70 minute performance.
Stage event to tell boxer's life story
One of Ireland’s most celebrated athletes, Taylor has redefined women’s boxing on the world stage, inspiring generations through her determination, resilience and achievements inside the ring. Now, audiences across the west will have the opportunity to discover more about the woman behind the sporting legend in a unique live experience that combines theatre, personal reflection and an in-depth conversation with Katie herself.
‘Dead Air’ - a dark comedy digitising death
Would you resurrect your loved one? Digitally, that is. Critically acclaimed solo show Dead Air comes to The Mick Lally Theatre on Wednesday, October 28, and Thursday, October 29, at 8pm.
Stepping up for Galway’s future leaders
Dominick Whelan has recently been elected Deputy National President of Junior Chamber International Ireland (JCI), marking an important new chapter in a long-standing commitment to youth leadership, enterprise and community development.
Stepping up for Galway’s future leaders
Dominick Whelan has recently been elected Deputy National President of Junior Chamber International Ireland (JCI), marking an important new chapter in a long-standing commitment to youth leadership, enterprise and community development.
Brokentalkers return for one night only
Returning to Galway for their second show of 2026, this internationally renowned and award-winning theatre company’s collaboration with acclaimed theatre-maker Andy Smith is Heroes of Tomorrow.
Club guest list for the original ravers at Specsavers
Galway's Generation X danced at Sex Kitchen and created free parties. Now, new research commissioned by Specsavers reveals the over 50s, the generation that built rave culture, are still the backbone of the nation's live music scene – with more than two thirds (71 per cent) attending live music events, and over a quarter (29 per cent) going out as often as they did 20 years ago.
Shannon Airport breaks one million summer passenger mark as traffic jumps 11.5%
More than one million passengers travelled through Shannon Airport between May and August this year, as the airport recorded an 11.5% increase in summer passenger traffic compared with the same period in 2025.
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.
