Wednesday 10 March
Where: Central Park
What: Disco Divas Ladies
Time: 10.45pm

Galway's electronic collective Lowerstate put on their first local show for 2010 on St Patrick’s Day in Deeper where London deep house don Wbeeza will be playing live. Wbeeza's sound has been burning discerning dancefloors worldwide in the last two years thanks to a slew of quality releases.

Planetlove returns to the GPO for a night of electrifying sounds as Dutch DJing legend Marcel Woods spearheads the club's St Patrick's Eve celebrations on Tuesday 16 March. Woods will be joined by Ireland’s favourite dance music duo, Timmy & Tommy with support from local rising heroes Michael Doherty and Damo Kay.

Cuba is putting on two huge shows on St Patrick's Day this year as they bring The Beastie Boys DJ, Mix Master Mike to The Warwick and the electronic madness of The Bloody Beetroots to Cuba. After winning three DMC World Titles in a row in 1992, '93 and '94 with Q-Bert as 'The Dream Team' friends and fellow turntablists D-Styles, Triple Threat, Apollo and Shortkut joined Mike and Q-Bert to form the turntablist supergroup Invisible Skratch Picklz and soon after this the Beastie Boys asked Mike to become their resident DJ.

After last month’s sold out Classics party, Disconauts return to take the controls at Deeper this Saturday, 13 March, bringing their trademark deep, soulful house and dubby, sleazy disco vibes to Deeper. Doors 11pm til late, dancing tax €10 and there are half-price concessions available from The Cellar and other clued in Galway establishments.

Grouchy, deadpan, comic genius Rich Hall plays the second of two shows in the Laughter Lounge in Roisin Dubh tonight, Wednesday 10 March. A master of absurdist irony, Edinburgh fringe favourite and Perrier Award winner Hall plays to full houses at clubs and festivals all over the world such as the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and, as his musical alter-ego Otis Lee Crenshaw.

The Laughter Lounge takes a break from its weekly Wednesday comedy sessions for St Patrick's Day, but comes back with a bang on Wednesday 24 March with a show from the 2002 Time Out Comedy Award winner Mike Wilmot.

Popular Galway 1996 Olympian Francie 'Southpaw' Barrett will make his first appearance on stage in 'Stags N Hens' by Willy Russell (Shirley Valentine), which will be staged at the Black Box Theatre from Thursday 25 to Saturday 27 March.

Local theatre group TrueWest opened their adaptation of 'The Head of Red O'Brien' (the first play scripted by 'Garage' and 'Adam and Paul' writer Mark O'Halloran) in the Nuns Island Theatre last night and it runs nightly until Sunday 14 March. The tragic-comedy sees Red O'Brien reflect on the disintegration of his relationship with his wife Mary, while he recovers following a near-fatal knife attack on him by Mary.

Leigh Arnold, Claire Tully, Alan Shortt and Alan Devine star in a play of firsts that comes to the Town Hall Theatre later this month. My First Time features the four actors in hysterical and heartbreaking stories about first sexual experiences written by real people . . . just like you.