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Renmore Pantomime returns to Town Hall with pantomime classic Jack and the Beanstalk
In the enchanting kingdom of Renmore Fairy Land, life is anything but ordinary for young Jack Wiggles (Dumebi Asiegbu) and his best friend, Milky Moo the Cow (Vanessa Walsh). With the kingdom watched over by the ever-sparkly Fairy Flowers (Cat Ryan) and ruled by the wonderfully regal Queen Apricot (Ellen Hession) and Princess Rosebud (Emily Egan), the valley is bursting with magic, mischief, and music.
Big brass to jazz up carols in Salthill
St Patrick’s Brass Band will team up with choirs and vocalists from across Galway for an unforgettable Christmas Jubilee this Sunday, December 21, at the Salthill Hotel.
December line-up at Monroe’s
Monroe’s Live has revealed a busy Christmas line-up for the remainder of December.
More calls for airport to reopen
There has been a surge in signatures on an online petition to reopen Galway Airport this week.
Visit Galway City Museum over the festive season
Galway City Museum is delighted to welcome visitors throughout the festive season, with adjusted opening hours to accommodate holiday schedules. The Museum will be open on Tuesday, 23 December from 10am to 5pm, and will close from Wednesday, 24 December to Monday, 29 December (inclusive).
Emotionally hollow whole fails to live up to sum of its parts
Jay Kelly is an impressive convergence of Hollywood titans.
Major housing conference to take place in Galway
A major two-day housing conference is taking place in Galway today Thursday, December 10 and Friday, December 11.
Ireland’s first presentation-boxed fridge magnets launched by YOLO Print, Galway
Yolo Print, the Galway-based graphic design studio known for original Irish postcards and prints has unveiled Ireland’s first presentation-boxed fridge magnet collection, now available online at their website www.yoloprint.com
Galway cannot afford to lose its taxi industry
At the time of going to press last evening (Wednesday), traffic across Galway City had slowed to a crawl. The cause was not an accident nor a surge of seasonal congestion, but a coordinated protest by taxi drivers who say they are fighting for nothing less than their livelihoods. Their demonstration, while inconvenient for many, was a stark reminder of the fragile balance that keeps Galway moving—especially after dark.
