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A classically trained tenor and one of Ireland's 'great romantic singers', Cork singer, songwriter and poet, Finbar Wright, became popular in the 90s when Ireland's showband scene had slowed down and there was more room being made for individual performers like Mary Black and Christy Moore. From his days in the priesthood to performing with Jerry Lee Lewis, Wright has plenty of stories to tell. We sat down with him for a chat ahead of his upcoming show in the Town Hall.

Athlone Advertiser readers have the opportunity to win three pairs of tickets to see the Reeling In The Showband Years show in the Shamrock Lodge Hotel on Saturday, February 25.

The National Car Testing Service (NCTS) is one of the many bodies that has seen serious disruption to its service as since the pandemic, which created a huge backlog of vehicles to be tested.

Whatever the site, Bill Madden's Nursery has the hedging to suit, such as Olearia, Griselinia and Elaeagnus, ideal for seaside exposure. The nursery has a huge hedging selection including green and copper beech, privet, and common and Portuguese laurel.

WYLDE is one of Galway’s most recognisable places to grab a coffee and a bite to eat. It’s nearing its sixth month in operation. The customer reaction to the high-end café and delicatessen in the heart of Galway city has been incredibly positive since day one, and WYLDE is planning a big 2023.

The National Car Testing Service is one of the many bodies that has seen serious disruption to its service since the pandemic, which created a huge backlog of vehicles to be tested.

The Dean Crowe Sessions continue this month, singer-songwriter, Siobhán O’Brien, gracing the theatre bar on Friday, February 17, for a live show which will commence at 7.45pm.

Outhalf Jack Carty has become Connacht's all-time top points scorer after a comprehensive 43-24 over the Emirates Lions at the weekend.

€16 million in 2023 for the new deep water quay at Ros A Mhíl has been welcomed by local TD and Government Chief Whip, Minister Hildegarde Naughton.

Claire-Ann Ní Threasaigh is an experienced and qualified piano teacher who has been teaching piano to students of all ages for more than 20 years. She started studying classical piano at the age of seven in DIT Conservatory of Music and Drama, where she completed all ABRSM grades. She then completed her Bachelors Degree in music and English at National University of Ireland, Maynooth, graduating in 2001. Since then she has been teaching piano and theory in many schools throughout Dublin, Kildare, Cork, Limerick, London, and Mayo.