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Hiding at home and abroad (opens the original)
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The Rabbit’s Riot Theatre Company presents Homesick, starring Kyle Gerald Conlon, at the Town Hall Studio for one night only on Thursday, October 1. Directed by Sonia Norris, the one man show follows Jason, who emigrated to Perth three and a half weeks ago. Jason also returned home to Leitrim three and a half weeks ago. Hiding in his childhood bedroom unbeknownst to his family, fielding FaceTimes and queries about the weather, it’s only a matter of time before things go sideways. Written by Trea
Community in action: Galway organisations come together (opens the original)
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Thirteen community and voluntary organisations from across the city and county are coming together for Galway Communities in Action, a free, informal celebration taking place on Saturday, September 5, at St Nicholas’ Collegiate Church from 11am to 1pm. Held to mark the United Nations International Day of Charity, the event will give people an opportunity to discover more about these organisations, meet those behind the services, ask questions, and share their own perspectives on what matters to
The circus kids have come to play (opens the original)
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Being a child of the circus, I sometimes envy those with a hometown; forever holding an accessible answer to that recurring question: where are you from? Like the ‘kids’ of the traditional Circus Gerbola (ranging from chubby toddlers to gangly tweens and university students ), I grew up travelling, performing, and playing. But that experience is hard to share with those who were not born to circus people. When Salvador Saenz, 18, tries to tell people outside the show about his life, “it’s diffic
Local films take home awards as Film Fleadh records highest attendance to date (opens the original)
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The film tells the real-life story of how history enthusiast Catherine Corless uncovered how many children had been buried on the property of the Bon Secours Mother and Baby Home in Tuam and the consequent campaign for justice. The festival's coveted Audience Award was presented to Learning to Breathe Underwater, directed by Rebekah Fortune. Filmed entirely in Galway, the powerful coming-of-age drama proved one of the standout films of this year's festival. Other award winners include: You'll Ne
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