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Rare live performance of psych folk
Psychedelic folk artist A Ghostly Lunar has released debut album Secretly An Astronaut and will play excerpts at a show at the Róisín Dubh this Friday, November 13.
The pressure to be happy
"Why the long face?","Cheer up, it might never happen," "Paint on a smile, why don't you?" Or as American musician Bobby McFerrin sang in 1988 "Don't Worry, Be Happy".
Scandinavian session with trad maestro
Quilty is a highly renowned interpreter of traditional Irish music and is considered the foremost band on the Irish folk music scene in Scandinavia.
Late night at the museum
The thirtieth anniversary showing of a seminal TV documentary, live music and explaining a unique flag display will all form part of this month’s evening entertainments at Galway City Museum on Thursday, September 24.
Athenry marks two decades of heritage events
Despite less than ideal weather conditions last Sunday, Athenry Walled Town Day 2026 proved to be a success on its 20th anniversary, with an estimated 8,000 people in attendance.
Phil Collins drum head raises thousands for children’s hospice
A framed drum head signed by Phil Collins, famous English musician, has raised €3,032.35 for the Sunflower Children’s Hospice, Ireland’s first children’s hospice on the Western Seaboard.
Hebridean sound on Dominick Street
Violinist Sarah Hanniffy and Scottish piper Fionnlagh Mac A’Phiocair will launch their debut album at Club Aras na nGael on Dominick St tomorrow, Friday, July 10, at 7pm.
First acting gig for O’Rourke at Film Fleadh
Irish singer Declan O’Rourke will make his screen acting debut at the Galway Film Fleadh tomorrow, Friday, July 10.
Aistear celebrate with night of stunning performance
Members of Aistear, the winning group of the prestigious Craobh Siansa Gael Linn competition 2026 gathered in Michael Fawls, in Ennis, Co. Clare this weekend for a celebratory night of music and fun.
'The fire is bigger now than it ever was'
"I think that's what the powers that be would want anyway, they want you to be walking around cynical and disheartened. But then I know for a fact that I get lit up and inspired by music at all these gigs and I learn something new all the time. And people come to the gigs, there's a community there, so if anything the fire is bigger now than it ever was."
