“Invest in the people.” – A final plea for Pálás cinema.
The short sidewalks outside of Galway’s arthouse cinema, Pálás, brimmed with people in their last…
The short sidewalks outside of Galway’s arthouse cinema, Pálás, brimmed with people in their last…
During summer in Galway, the first siting of the cruise lines coming into port can…
Bríd Ní Chonghóile is the CEO of Gaillimh le Gaeilge (GLEG). GLEG is an Irish…
By Ella Horgan The Black Gate is a vibrant cultural centre and music venue based…
by Lucy Kent An injection of €3.8 million into Galway Cultural Revival Project THRIVE is…
By Kinga Neumann Blas na Samhna (A Taste of Galway) brings various food and drink…
GENERATION Fleadh, the youth branch of the renowned Galway Film Fleadh, returns to create a…
Galway’s electronic music scene has always been a key aspect of student nightlife. Famous DJs…
The cream of the comedic crop will bring magic and mischief to this year’s Galway…
By Grace Hanna The award-winning Galway International Oyster and Seafood Festival is celebrating its 70th birthday…
Galway welcomed the famous Japanese filmmaker Kazuhiro Soda on 29 February on the occasion of…
The Galway Love Festival, known as the Galway Grá Festival, began on Leap Day this…
The Chinese New Year gala hosted by the Confucius Institute took place at the Quadrangle…
There’s a place along the Corrib river where the beer and conversations flow, where the…
In a colourful display of cultural fusion and festival celebration, the J.E. Cairnes School of…
Anime and manga enthusiasts from all over Ireland celebrated the opening of the anime convention,…
The 2024 Tonnta Festival took place last week in Galway City and proved to be…
Although Irish is one of the oldest European languages, not many people in Ireland can…
At the Galway City Museum a mix of young and old congregated to commemorate the…