Category: galway capital of culture
Sunset of Good Friday in Claddagh Quay and on the Blackrock
Lucky to be around in Galway Today with this unbelievable sunset catching on Blackrock and later in the Claddagh Quay. Advertisements
Pádraic Ó Conaire Back to Eyre Square | Sculpture Unveiled by president Michael D.
See You When I See You Padraic… | Sure… Come to See me back in good form today
The Beaver Moon | Light Over The Town
Hi at The CRAIC club. I’m starting with photography and got to try to capture the Moon in it’s full-size last Saturday over the Spanish Arch and river Corrib. Not easy, and as I’ve learned nearly impossible to catch the pic of the Moon in the night sky with all its beauty while maintaining its location featuring the city at night down on the ground. There is too much light reflected from the Moon thrown on the earth that the street lighting of the city is not noticeable when combined into one shot. Anyway, I have submitted a picture taken from the Wolfe Tone Bridge where the river Corrib meets Claddagh to my […]
Al Lubel in Cellar Bar Today | Mad Craic Comedy
Al Lubel in Cellar Bar Today | Mad Craic Comedy
Macnas Ready at The Quadrangle | Port na bPúcai for Halloween Parade 2017 in Galway
#Macnas Ready at The Quadrangle | Port na bPúcai for #Halloween Parade 2017 in Galway the capital of the culture 2020
Song of the Spirits – Port Na bPúcai | Macnas 2017 home in Galway
#macnas2017 home in #galway2020 for this year halloween festival | #vr360 Port na bPúcai
On Top Of the World | Old Dublin Road | New Garda Quarter
Another one of my very personal, non constructive or productive missions, leading to no commission accomplished tonihgt on the Top of the World on Old Dublin Road, overlooking GMIT, including the complete 360 degrees wide nightscape of the east Galway, making it to be the newest viewport into the collection of others small and unimportant targets i have planed, organised, managed and documented, before without need for an instant appreciation nor monetization, leaving me here in the present of the reality of my own world, believing that I will be ready, experienced and well able to score the final, counting goal when a chance arrise around I will be the one […]
GALWAY CITY MUSEUM Saturday, 22 October, 2pm – 4pm TALK & READINGS: Revolutionary Poetry
GALWAY CITY MUSEUM Saturday, 22 October, 2pm – 4pm TALK & READINGS: Revolutionary Poetry. The 1916 Rising is often referred to as a ‘poet’s revolution’. Taking this as her starting point, poet Emily Cullen PhD, will introduce the work of international poets of revolution – historic and contemporary – including Anna Akhmatova, Osip Mandelstam and Rafeef Ziadah. After that Galway-based Albanian poet Ndrek Gjini MA, who lived through the oppressive Enver Hoxha regime in the 1980s, will talk about Communism in the Balkans in the middle of the 20th Century and will discuss the work of Visar Zhiti and Vaclav Havel. He also will read from his work. All Are Welcome!
Book Launch, Adrian Frazier’s THE ADULTEROUS MUSE, launched by Tom Kilroy, 5.30PM, 10 October, Moore Institute, NUI Galway Library
Book Launch, Adrian Frazier’s THE ADULTEROUS MUSE, launched by Tom Kilroy, 5.30PM, 10 October, Moore Institute, NUI Galway Library
Gaynor Kane – Eight poems about the infants that died in the Bon Secours Mother and Baby home in Tuam
Gaynor Kane – Eight poems about the infants that died in the Bon Secours Mother and Baby home in Tuam
