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The Galway Comedy Festival has revealed an ambitious line-up for its latest bout of autumnal amusement from October 22, to October 28, and this year it will break out of the city to what lies beyond.

Galway City Council is inviting applications from suitably qualified and experienced organisations in Galway City to develop and deliver new programmes, projects, or initiatives that will deliver outcomes on the following objectives:

Boasting sumptuous fashions and effortlessly chic clothes, the newest series of Netflix's Emily in Paris is guaranteed to influence the wardrobes of many this autumn.

Galway Toastmasters has invited the community to its Open Night, at the SCCUL Enterprise Centre in Ballybane.

As part of Recovery Month (September), the Rutland Centre’s annual Medallion Ceremony took place last weekend at Dublin’s Nation Concert Hall.

Let West Coast Property Management rent your short term property on a long term basis with minimum hassle. They manage your rental property and do the heavy lifting for you.

Galway Camera Clubs 2024/25 Seasons opening night will take place next Thursday September 19 from 7.30pm and all are welcome. Due to upgrading works at the Club’s traditional venue the club has moved the location for meetings to The Knocknacarra Community Rooms at the Tesco Shopping Complex ,Kingstown Road, Knocknacarra Galway H91 E7KW.

On September 2 2024, University of Galway launched an archive recognising the different experiences of the Irish Traveller Community. It includes challenges the community has faced since the 1960's and the importance of the Traveller voice in the community.

Start the autumn season by joining a French class at the French Institute, Galway's very own French school, located in the historic Bridge Mills. The friendly staff members are all fully qualified, very experienced, and native, thus ensuring all students are immersed in an authentic linguistic and cultural experience.

124 public houses have closed in Galway since 2005, a 21 per cent drop in the number of local hostelries, a new report from the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland revealed last evening.