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Actor Aedín Moloney will bring her one-woman performance, Yes! Reflections of Molly Bloom, to the city’s Town Hall Theatre next Tuesday, May 30. Aedín adapted this piece from the Penelope chapter in James Joyce’s Ulysses in collaboration with Irish author, Colum McCann who, like her is based in New York.  The music for the show,  […]

Inside Track with John McIntyre By the time the Munster hurling championship is over, the three teams which eventually come through will be punch drunk from beating the daylights out of each other in what has been another merciless campaign down south. But over in Leinster, Galway and Kilkenny are in cruise control, continuing to […]

A SUBSTANTIAL holding of land in east Galway – described as one of the finest to come to the market in recent years – has been sold after auction for almost €12,200 an acre. The holding, extending to almost 107 acres at Carrownafinnoge, Fahy, Eyrecourt, went under the hammer but actually wasn’t sold in the […]

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Arts Week with Judy Murphy When Ann-Marie O’Sullivan moved to Ireland from Greece in 2018, she didn’t expect that a few years later, she would be directing and appearing in a folk musical about Ireland’s Great Famine. But through a series of serendipitous circumstances, that’s what happened. The musical, In the Midst of Plenty, written […]

THERE was plenty of success for Galway athletes at the Connacht Schools Track & Field finals held in the TUS facilities in Athlone. The weather conditions were perfect for athletics, and it was evident in the performances as almost 600 young athletes from all across the province came together to compete. Rachel Warde from Clarin […]

By Mike Rafferty HAVING meandered their way through five rounds of the Connacht Junior Cup in various degrees of comfort, Athenry will face the ultimate test on Sunday when they meet Castlebar Celtic in the final in Milebush (3pm). Despite holding a promiment position in the local game over many years, their last success in […]

1923 – Housing shortage It should scarcely have been thought necessary for the Government to have set up a Departmental Committee to investigate the Increase of Rents (Restrictions) Act for the obvious decision that the committee could have come to was to recommend a continuance of control and this they have done, extending the period […]

University of Galway IdeasLab is celebrating after striking gold for their Start100 Programme – and now it’s back better and bigger than ever for a second year of operations. The programme took top prize in the Entrepreneurship at Universities category at the University Industry Innovation Network (UIIN) Conference held earlier this month in Budapest. IdeasLab’s […]

Groove Tube with Cian O’Connell A Modern Movement returns to the Loft on Bridge Street this Saturday for a night that champions a series of versatile, contemporary solo artists – including Cat Turner, Boyfrens, Craig Cameron and Gash Collective DJ Lolz. And while that means admirable variation in the styles at play on the bill, […]