Catching up with DJ Shampain, Galway’s Renaissance man
By Dylan Hudson It would probably be easier to ask Cóilí Collins, stage name DJ…
Arts & Culture
Frankenstein – A Tragedy of Creation
By Sophie Marx Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is a story of creation – of a…
Movie Review: Now You See Me: Now You Don’t
By Eva Araña Molina If the world ever needed a dose of pure spectacle, it’s…
Mexican Dance Festival Marks Half-Century of Irish–Mexican Friendship
By Jean Daly A lively celebration of music, dance, and international friendship took over the…
The power of the Druid: creating magic for 50 years.
By Eoin Maher The University of Galway is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Druid…
Monroe’s welcomes new open mic night with a twist
By Katie Gallagher A new songwriter’s open mic night is being run in Galway city,…
The Choral: Melodic war drama fails to hit the high notes
By Lisa Geraghty The Choral is a gentle period drama that explores the power of…
Bugonia: An unmissable exploration of conspiracy theorists and their most dangerous followers
By Fionn Murray Bugonia is a difficult film to review. This has nothing to do…
Springsteen Biopic Delves into The Boss’ Struggles On the Brink of His Glory Days
By Finnian Cox Is it possible to heal through a creative process? This is the…
Galway Singer/Songwriter Aisling Fuller Releases Her First Amhrán as Gaeilge
By Leona Gilmore Galway singer-songwriter Aisling Fuller has released her first ever song as Gaeilge. Her first track…
The Bog Project Headlines Róisín Dubh’s Halloween Fright Fest
By Lisa Geraghty It’s that time of year again and with the return of Halloween…
Shark School’s breakthrough on Netflix’s House of Guinness soundtrack
Forget the cherry on top – the predominantly Irish soundtrack in Netflix’s hit show House…
Proton Pool Party announces new single ‘Stone Cold Killer’
By Chloe Nolan From the hills of Donegal to Galway Bay, Proton Pool Party are…
A House of Dynamite Review – 19 minutes until destruction
By Sophie Marx 19 minutes. That is how long it takes until the world is…
Galway Comedy Festival Returns With a Jam-Packed Week of Entertainment
By Jean Daly Galway Comedy Festival is returning to Galway from October 21-27, for a…
Parades, Haunted tours, Family Fun, and so much more this Halloween in Galway
By Eva Araña Molina Galway never does Halloween by halves. As the city’s cobbled lanes…
Tron: Ares is a Stylish Visual Spectacle but Lacks in Substance
By Ronan Barrett In 1982, an undeniable cult classic graced the big screen. Tron impressed…
Baboró Festival Brings the Thrill of the Arts to Children
By Daniel O’Neill The 29th annual Baboró International Arts Festival invites children and families of…
The Smashing Machine: A Faithful Adaptation of a Painfully Human Story
By Fionn Murray In November 2019, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was greeted with murmurs and…
