Sinn Féin Strokestown - Mairead Farrell Joe McDonnell Cumann

23/06/2026

19/06/2026

We are a small charity. We support families who have a seriously ill child or a chil… M Washington needs your support for Kilglass Sick Children Fund official

19/06/2026

📣📣📣 Date for the Diary.. 📣📣📣

18/06/2026

🎫45TH NATIONAL HUNGER STRIKE COMMEMORATION RAFFLE DRAW🎫

Support. Remember. Make a Difference.

Mayo Sinn Féin is proud to launch our raffle in support of the 45th National Hunger Strike Commemoration, Ballina, Co. Mayo, taking place on Sunday, 30th August 2026.

For just €10, you'll be entered into a draw with some fantastic prizes:
🥇 1st Prize: €1,000 Cash
🥈 2nd Prize: Hunger Strike Commemoration Weekend Package (or cash alternative)
🥉 3rd Prize: €230 Cash

📅 Raffle Draw: Thursday, 20th August 2026

Every ticket purchased helps support the organisation of this important annual event, ensuring that the memory and sacrifice of the Hunger Strikers continues to be honoured for future generations.

Your support keeps their legacy alive.

To purchase tickets or for more information, please contact the Mayo Sinn Féin page.

Every ticket counts — thank you for your continued support! 💚

18/06/2026

🎭THE KINGS OF KILBURN HIGH ROAD 🎭

Saturday 4th July | 8PM | €20/€18
Tickets at roscommonartscentre.ie / (090 662 5824

Pure Mule Productions proudly presents a timeless Irish drama, bringing its emotional depth and cultural resonance to contemporary audiences with renewed energy and vision. Pure Mule Productions is a newly established theatre company based in Carrick‑on‑Shannon. The company is dedicated to bringing live theatre to stages throughout the local region.

The Kings of the Kilburn High Road, written by acclaimed Irish playwright Jimmy Murphy, is a powerful drama interwoven with moments of light comedy, offering a poignant exploration of friendship, identity, and the immigrant experience that continues to captivate audiences today.

Starring Peadar Conway, Gerry Farrell, Brian Gallagher, Michael McLoughlin, and Niall Brewster.

18/06/2026

Thirty-two years ago today, as Ireland celebrated its World Cup victory over Italy, the UVF murdered six fans in O’Toole’s Bar, Loughinisland. RIP

18/06/2026