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Fresh from a recent run at Dublin’s Gaiety Theatre, Shirley Valentine will be paying a visit to Roscommon Arts Centre on Friday, May 27, at 8pm.

IT MAY be taking place on Valentine’s Day, but there will be no love lost between the next batch of comedy hopefuls as the second heat of Show Me The Funny in The Kings Head Bar, next Monday, February 14.

Go ahead… be romantic! Valentines Day is injecting some much needed romance into our lockdown, and many people will be thinking about how they can surprise their significant other in the most romantic way! If your single, why not treat yourself or surprise one of your pals?

STEPHANIE KLAPP, MA Culture and Colonialism NUI Galway, history teacher, and local historian, recalls the story of a fellow German who made Galway his home, but found himself caught up in the 1916 Rising and wrongly humiliated on the streets of Galway.

Valentine’s Day is definitely going to be a little different this year. Landing right in the middle of lockdown, by the time Cupid pays a visit many of us will have spent months either cooped up with our significant other, or been separated for weeks.

From the moment you enter the inviting surroundings of the bar and restaurant, the Dillisk on the Docks experience begins. Earth-toned covered walls, dramatic lighting, warm surrounding and award-winning food awaits you for a memorable evening with your special someone this Valentine’s day.

Tonight, February 16 the stylishly refurbished Garbo’s will host a night of all things burlesque and cabaret, Dirty Circus style.

AS FRONTMAN for outrageous Detroit band Electric Six, he brought us to the ‘Gay Bar’ and warned us of the dangers of ‘High Voltage’. These days Dick Valentine is solo and about to make a welcome return to Galway.

Valentine’s can be tough for the devout rugby fan and a good boyfriend. You wait all season for the greatest rugby tournament in the world to kick off but miss your team for the holiday. What is a rugby lover supposed to do if your partner has no interest in oval balls?

DICK VALENTINE, the lead singer of Electric Six, the band best known for the songs ‘Gay Bar’ and ‘Danger! High Voltage’ is coming to Galway.