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CO-PRODUCED by HotForTheatre and the Galway International Arts Festival, Amy Conroy’s new play, Luck Just Kissed You Hello, was one of the main events on the festival’s opening day.

“IT'S HARD to explain. You thought the outside of me was me, but it wasn’t. My outside never matched my inside.” This is Mark speaking, but it comes as a shock to his family, for he used to be their sister Laura.

Sherry FitzGerald hosted a lunch briefing on the housing market in the Meyrick Hotel, Eyre Square, last week. The speakers at the briefing were Mark FitzGerald, executive chairman, Marian Finnegan, chief economist, Tony Kavanagh, director Sherry FitzGerald Ltd, and Michael Grehan, MD Sherry FitzGerald Ltd.

Sherry FitzGerald hosted a lunch briefing on the housing market in the Meyrick Hotel, Eyre Square, last week. The speakers at the briefing were Mark FitzGerald, executive chairman, Marian Finnegan, chief economist, Tony Kavanagh, director Sherry FitzGerald Ltd, and Michael Grehan, MD Sherry FitzGerald Ltd.

MA_2102_E1_0Athletics

The 34th Dublin City Marathon takes place this Bank Holiday Monday. Once again Mayo AC has a strong team entered, 26 in total - 17 men and nine women.

There were a number of Mayo competitors in the recent Tuam 8km event. There was lots of success for Mayo in the women’s event, with Mary Gleeson coming home in first position in a time of 29.38, just one place further back was her Mayo AC team-mate Colette Tuohy in a time of 30.32. In the women’s over 45 category Chris Gallagher from Mayo AC was first home in 33.41, with Pauline Gallagher claiming the W55 win in a time of 34.41 and Margaret Glavey completing the wins for Mayo AC in the W60. Other Mayo AC/Fit4Life finishers in the women’s event were Joan Walsh (35.16), Ann Fahy (36.35), Laura Heneghan (38.32), and Katie Concannon from Ballyhaunis meet and train (43.03).

IF YOU are in or near Limerick and are interested in theatre generally or Sean O’Casey in particular, then a new staging of The Plough and The Stars should be worth seeing.

Mooncoin v St Patrick’s Ballyragget

SECOND AGE Theatre Company come to the Town Hall with a sleek new production of Shakespeare’s Hamlet directed by Aoife Spillane-Hinks, one of the brightest young directors in contemporary Irish theatre and a graduate of NUI, Galway.