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Acclaimed Red Hot Chili Peppers tribute band, the Red Hot Funky Peppers, return to Monroe’s Live on Friday, November 29, from 9pm, as part of their Californication 25th Anniversary and Greatest Hits Tour.

Cruel Sister, Affection to Rent, Vernon Jane, Red Sun Alert and Galway's own Shark School are all playing a night for the girls, non-binary kids and queers who have been told they don’t belong in a band. This is for the people who’ve been sidelined when all they want to do is join the mosh pit.

Red Hot Chili Peppers tribute band, the Red Hot Copy Peppers, will ‘Give It Away’ at Monroe’s Live on Friday, February 16, at 11pm.

This Saturday, October 28, The Venue will host an epic double header with Renegades of Funk and Red Hot Copy Peppers gracing the popular live music stage.

Renowned Red Hot Chili Peppers tribute band, the Red Hot Copy Peppers, will perform an impassioned recreation of their greatest hits and fan favourites at Monroe’s Live on Friday, March 31. From ‘By the Way,’ to ‘Can't Stop,’ ‘Under the Bridge,’ to ‘Give it Away,’ the band will delve into the legendary rockers extensive catalogue with dynamism and flair in a unique performance that celebrates 40 years of the Californian funk, metal and alt rock giants.

WALK OUT, the post-hardcore trio featuring members from Galway and Long Island, has released four new songs across all digital platforms, and is also working on an EP.

One of Ireland’s leading luxury five-star hotels, Ashford Castle has appointed Sherry Communications to manage its public relations and communications requirements.

At Casey’s Expert Hardware you will find everything you need to finish your home this Christmas - from flooring to furniture, rugs to lighting and everything in between.

Castlebar is gearing up for an influx of more than 30,000 GAA supporters for Mayo's All Ireland Senior Football Championship game against Donegal in MacHale Park tomorrow evening.

THREE MEN confront their lives, examining the significance of loves lost and found, the consequences of big dreams, and the results of even the smallest choices. This is Conor McPherson’s Port Authority.