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The Frank and Walters play Castlebar
This will be a unique opportunity for fans to enjoy the band’s extensive catalogue in a stripped-back and personal environment.
Peaceful parade on the Prom
President Catherine Connolly quietly attended the inaugural Siúlóid Sióchána – Steps for Peace initiative which aims to gather like-minded people on the first Sunday of each month, at 11.30, to walk from Nimmo’s Pier to Blackrock, in Salthill, via South Park and The Prom.
‘There’s nowhere like it’: Roesy on returning home
“It’s amazing to be back in Ireland, I don’t know about saints, but it’s definitely the land of scholars, and writers, and just to be around that kind of energy again is amazing.”
Writer, director and vocalist delivers annual Siobhán McKenna Lecture
University of Galway has held its third annual Siobhán McKenna scholarship and lecture series. This event honours the legacy of Siobhán McKenna, the Belfast-born actress who became a world-renowned actress of stage and screen, starring in Dr Zhivago, King of Kings and Of Human Bondage.
‘Witching Hour’ is new single from local scene stalwart
Singer-songwriter Si Noble will launch his new single 'The Witching Hour' with a live show at Monroe's Backstage Bar on Friday, April 10, at 7.30pm.
Dolores was a living expression of Galway’s soul
There are some voices that belong not just to a person, but to a place — voices that seem to rise out of the land itself, shaped by weather, memory and time. The passing of Dolores Keane is, for Galway, the loss of one such voice: not merely a singer, but a living expression of the county’s soul.
Dance icon Sonique joins Momentum Festival
With the Nineties’ rave sound firmly back in vogue, organisers of Galway’s newest music festival have scored quite the coup: securing Sonique to perform on Saturday, May 2.
Discover Irish language and culture at Galway City Museum during Seachtain na Gaeilge
Galway City Museum invites schools, community groups, and visitors of all ages to celebrate Irish language, literature, and traditional music this March as part of Seachtain na Gaeilge 2026.
Born to sing
The Galway-based choir is set to take group singing to another level as over 100 ordinary voices join forces to create an extraordinary sound at the Town Hall Theatre this February in a sell-out show.
Dub with a rub of the West
Singer Damien Dempsey was formed by his north side Dublin roots, but he has reverberating west of Ireland connections too.
