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Monroe’s goes disco
A weekend of funk, disco, and soul music is on the cards at Monroe’s Live this weekend.
Cian Prendergast to captain Connacht this season
A new Connacht Rugby season kicks off on Saturday with Peter Wilkins’ outfit up against last season’s URC semi-finalists Munster in Thomond Park (5.30pm).
Disco Scots back in town
Edinburgh’s disco trio High Fade, known for their razor-sharp funk sounds, will return to Monroe’s Live on Friday, October 4.
Galway named Ireland’s most ‘Instagrammable’ racecourse
The study from betting tips, predictions and news site, The Winners Enclosure, analysed the number of Instagram hashtags each of the 85 active racecourses across the UK and Ireland have, and compared this figure to their capacity to reveal the racecourses that punters believe are most photogenic.
‘Wiser Ways: Embracing Today’s Challenges to Harness Tomorrow’s Opportunities’ is the theme of the Irish Drinks Forum 2024
The Irish Drinks Forum 2024 returns on Thursday, September 12, to the BIA Innovator Campus in Athenry, Co Galway following the exceptional success of last years inaugural event. This year's theme is Wiser Ways: Embracing Today's Challenges to Harness Tomorrow's Opportunities, inspiring a dynamic and engaging programme that bring together industry leaders, innovators and experts to discuss the future of Ireland's drinks sector.
Unveiling Europe's top cities for immaculate Airbnbs
A new study has revealed the European cities with the cleanest Airbnb’s, with Split, Croatia taking the top spot.
Maxwell brings Bare Maximum to Galway
Róisín Dubh Comedy will present an exclusive preview of comic Andrew Maxwell’s latest entry to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival on Friday, June 28.
Wilkins ready to reshape Connacht after disappointing season’s end
Connacht signed off their URC season with a heavy loss to quarter-finalists Leinster by 33-7 - a result head coach Pete Wilkins says will lead to a pre-season “reshape”.
Ireland West Airport celebrates record numbers in first quarter of 2024
The first quarter of 2024 has proven to be the busiest on record at Ireland West Airport, as 159,000 passengers travelled through the airport between the months of January and March.