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One of the notable shows in this year’s Galway International Arts Festival is Maum at An Taibhdhearc, starring David Heap, who is best known for his role in Fair City. The play is based on a true story, this compelling new drama dares to uncover little known facts about a case that is still clothed in secrets and shame.

One of Ireland's greatest comic talents, Jon Kenny, joins legendary Irish actor, Mary McEvoy, in a revival of Michael Scott's iconic production of The Matchmaker, which is coming to the Royal Theatre, Castlebar, on Saturday October 11.

The renowned film actor, and patron of the Galway Huston School of Film, Anjelica Huston, was born in Los Angeles on July 8 1951. The news of her arrival was promptly cabled to the post office of Butiaba, in western Uganda. Two days later a barefoot runner bearing a telegram finally arrived at Murchison Falls, on the Nile, deep in the heart of the Belgian Congo, where The African Queen was being filmed.

A meeting of the residents of the Salthill area was held in the Pavilion Ballroom in June 1934 for the purposes of considering the necessity of erecting a church in Salthill. They unanimously expressed the urgency of building one to cater for the religious needs of about 300 families representing approximately 400 residents and a large number of summer visitors. At that time there were about 200 families from the Bishop’s Gate to Rockbarton and there was provision made for the building of close on 100 houses.

ONE OF Ireland’s greatest comic talents, Jon Kenny, joins much-loved Irish actor Mary McEvoy in a new revival of Michael Scott’s iconic production of John B Keane’s The Matchmaker which comes to the Town Hall Theatre.

The start time of South Westmeath’s Hunt Point-to-Point which takes place on Sunday March 6 at The Pigeons has been brought forward to 1pm. This is due to a very high level of entries.

THE MATCHMAKER is second only to Glenroe in terms of being synonymous with the actors Mick Lally and Mary McEvoy, and the duo return to the stage in John B Keane’s hilarious play.

TWO FOOTBALL fans have just seen their side relegated after a referee disallowed a perfectly good goal, allowing the opposition to go down the other end and score.

At last the longest running play to open off Broadway comes to Ireland. My Frist Time is directed by the inimitable Michael Scott and the Dublin City Theatre brings Ken Davenport’s hilarious and at times heartbreaking stories about first sexual experiences to life.

SANTA AND The Magical Christmas Tree, a wonderful new festive show for children by Shay Healy and Michael Scott, is at the Town Hall Theatre from Monday December 15 to 19.