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Author, Travel Journalist and Columnist Domhnall O’Donoghue lost his sister to an accident during the pandemic. This shook Domhnall to the core, catapulting him into writing The (Wonderful) Life of Connie Maguire, coping with and healing grief by tapping into his sources of creativity. This powerful book which is launching this month…
Arsenic & Old Lace, the classic American farcical black comedy, Is being staged at the town Town Hall Theatre this month by the award-winning Galway company KATS – Director Stephen Macken joined us in Flirt FM studio 2 to talk about direction, timing and the power of classic farce in theatre ahead of their…
Love, Rage & Solidarity is a solo exhibition by Treasa O’Brien which runs at Galway Arts Centre until June 29th, featuring a selection of works spanning her practice as an artist and filmmaker that focus on cultures and communities of resistance. Using documentary and narrative forms, essay film, sci-fi, and DIY…
On air premiere; Saturday 29th of March at 5pm, both pieces written & directed by Katherina Warnecke-Soto.
Going Coastal, a weekend of contemporary original music from Ireland’s western edge, takes place in Galway City from November 29th to December 1st. Featuring an exciting and diverse line-up of emerging and established artists, the festival spans three days across iconic westend venues The Blue Note, Bierhaus, and Róisín Dubh,…
Speaking to Katarina Lodel, a graduate of the Huston School of Film and Digital Media who has been selected as one of the curators of the ‘Be Kind, Rewind’ Festival opening in Dublin this week.
Argentinian dance artist Rocío Dominguez is premiering MANY MEs in the Black Box Theatre on Friday 13th September. In this new work Rocío reflects on her personal experiences of transit, loss, and rebirth. Echoes of a sister’s death, the lingering wounds of a violent love relationship, and the ache of a distant home intertwine as Rocío finds herself trapped in a relentless quest…
University of Galway Students’ Union today launched their Life Skills courses for the2024/25 academic year. Since 2009 the Students’ Union has been running a widerange of subsidised courses for the 19,000 students of University of Galway with theaim of increasing their practical knowledge. These courses help to improve theemployment prospects…
