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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.

Thirty years after their formation, and six years after the passing of producer extraordinaire Andrew Wetherall, the Sabres of Paradise will play Galway in 2027.

It is back, and it’s by popular demand.

The over-30s early club night has taken Galway by storm, giving clubbers a chance to hit the dance floor, without the late-night finish.

Monroe’s Live will host a vibrant day rave following the Galway Pride Parade on Saturday, August 17, from 3pm to 9pm.

Big Soundsystem. Big Lineup. Small, safe space. Dancing all night.

AN ALTERNATIVE Valentine’s Night takes place at Kelly’s on Saturday February 14 with leading Irish DJs, Jack Dunne, Ninha Tips, Beefy, and Mitch, hitting the Decks.

BODY DUET, from the John Scott Dance company, which has received rave reviews in New York and Germany, is coming to Galway.

The Ruddy family from Muingmore are organising a fundraising weekend of music and dance in London on Friday November 9 and Saturday November 10.

DruidMurphy, Druid’s ambitious staging of three of Tuam playwright Tom Murphy’s finest plays, has been receiving rave reviews in New York.