The internationally renowned medium and psychic Margaret Hurdman comes to the Town Hall Theatre for one evening on Thursday 25 March. Margaret has written two books, 'Margaret the Person' and 'A Little More Time', and appeared on numerous TV and radio programmes.

Visual artist, Aideen Barry will be tutoring a six evening animation course at Galway Film Centre this month, commencing Tuesday 23 March. The course, aimed at beginners and those with a little knowledge, will show participants how to make their own short animation films using every sort of material including photgraphs, video, drawings and clay.

Over The Edge presents readings by Orla Higgins, Cahal Dallat, Moya Roddy and Kate Dempsey at Sheridan's Wine Bar on Friday 12 March at 8pm. Having recently graduated with an MA in Writing from NUIG, Orla Higgins won the Over the Edge New Fiction Writer Competition in 2009 for Thin Blue Line and was a featured reader at the Over The Edge Emerging Writers Showcase at the 2009 Cuirt International Festival of Literature.

Wednesday 10 March
Where: Fibber Magees
What: Resident DJ
Time: 9.30pm

Though line-up changes have inevitablty occurred over the years, The Fureys & Davey Arthur celebrated their 30th anniversary in 2008 and George, Eddie, Davey Arthur and co continue to delight audiences. The oldest of the brothers, Eddie Furey left home in 1966 and travelled to Scotland at the time of the great folk revival where he met and shared accommodation in Edinburgh with then unknown folk singers Billy Connolly, Gerry Rafferty and Alex Campbell, now all famous in their own right.

British singer-songwriter Tom McRae has just released his fifth album 'Alphabet of Hurricanes' and, as part of his Irish tour, he calls into the Róisín Dubh tomorrow night Thursday 11 March. 'Alphabet of Hurricanes' is McRae's first album for Cooking Vinyl and his most ambitious album to date. It was written over a two-year period during which he toured extensively across Europe, North America and the Far East.

From 'Dancing Queen' to 'Waterloo', ABBA is still one of the most popular groups in the world today, their record-breaking songs continuing to thrill generations. Abbamania, widely regarded as the UK's Top ABBA Tribute Band, will show the enduring popularity of the ABBA legacy when they play the Town Hall Theatre on Wednesday 24 March.

With their high-energy live performance creating waves around the country, Midlands four-piece Adamslocker bring their live show to Monroe's Live this Friday, 12 March. Brothers Paul, Des and Simon Sheerin and front man Joe Rabbette will bring their crowd-pleasing mix of classic rock with past and current chart toppers to Galway's newest live venue.

The winsome poet laureate of Irish music plays the Roisin Dubh on Friday 12 March. Fionn Regan recently released his second album The Shadow Of An Empire, a more bluesy, electric trip from his debut album, the Mercury Prize and Choice Music Prize nominated 'The End of History'.

Acclaimed Irish guitarist Declan Sinnott plays The Crane Bar with his band Small Town Talk tonight, Wednesday 10 March. Joining Declan are a band of seasoned and experienced musicians including singer-songwriter Hank Wedel, drummer Martin Leahy and bassist Eleanor Healy. Sinnott is well known throughout Ireland and beyond, having worked since the '70s with Christy Moore, Mary Black and Moving Hearts.