Original press cuttings taken from the Galway Observer, The Galway Advertiser, Tuam Herald, Galway City Tribune, the Connacht Sentinel and the Connacht Tribune. Headlines include "Galway Arts Festival already breaking box office records" (The Connacht Sentinel, 9 Jul) "A groovy start for first-ever special children's Festival" (Galway City Tribune, 12 Jul) "Controversial Madonna film gets its first Irish screening in Galway" (Galway City Tribune, 12 Jul) "Cheapside [produced by Druid Theatre Company] a diamond of a play."
Original press cuttings taken from Galway Advertiser, Connacht Tribune, City Tribune and the Connacht Sentinel. Headlines include "Na Fanaithe successfully breaking the mould of Irish Language Theatre" (Galway City Tribune, 19 Jul) "Arts Festival already poised to shatter previous records" (Galway City Tribune, 19 Jul) "Macnas parade enthrals thousands" (The Connacht Sentinel, 23 Jul) "Dr. [Noel] Browne queries city on devotion to the arts". (The Connacht Sentinel, 30 Jul) Coverage also includes wide and detailed interviews and coverage of events and participants in the Galway Arts Festival and includes black and white images of audience and participants of the Galway Arts Festival.
Original press cuttings taken from the Galway Advertiser, Galway City Tribune, Tuam Herald, The Connacht Sentinel and the Galway Observer. Articles include "Bord Fáilte Slammed for failure to support Galway Arts Festival" (Galway City Tribune, 2 Aug) "City not getting fair slice of Arts Cake says report." (Galway City Tribune, 9 Aug) "Bord Fáilte reject 'lack of Arts Festival support' criticism." (Galway City Tribune, 9 Aug)
Original press cuttings taken from The Galway Advertiser, Galway Observer, Galway City Tribune, The Connacht Sentinel and The Word on Galway. Headlines include "£300,000 needed for Arts Festival" (Galway Advertiser, 14 Apr) "American flavour to 'bigger and better' Arts Festival 1992" (Galway City Tribune, 17 Apr) "City firm foots the bill for £50,000 festival highlight" (Galway City Tribune, May 22) "Fergal's [McGrath] change of roles as Arts Festival punter turns manager!" (Galway City Tribune, 29 May)
Original press cuttings taken from Galway Advertiser, The Connacht Sentinel, The Galway Observer and The Word. Headlines include "Lord of the Rings spectacular will top Arts Festival programme." (The Connacht Sentinel, 23 Jun) "Appeal to city businesses to give financial support to Arts Festival" (The Connacht Sentinel, 30 Jun) Articles include wide and detailed listing and coverage of all events in the Galway Arts Festival.
Original press cuttings taken from the Galway Advertiser, The Galway City Tribune, The Observer, Tuam Herald, The Connacht Tribune and the Connacht Sentinel. Coverage includes articles on the Galway Film Fleadh, the Children's Arts Festival, listings of all events in the Galway Arts Festival and headlines include "World flavour for Art Festival in City" (Connacht Tribune 10 Jul) "Punchbag [theatre] premiere new McIntyre play." (Galway City Tribune, 10 Jul)
Original press cuttings taken from The Galway Advertiser, The Galway Observer, Connacht Tribune and City Tribune. Headlines include "The Galway Arts Festival - Fifteen Years of Success" (Galway Advertiser, 16 Jul) "Arts Festival generates £2m splurge in the city" (Galway City Tribune, 17 Jul) "A lunchtime treat from Druid - Storytelling at its very best" (Galway City Tribune, 17 Jul) "A bumper year for Arts Festival but profits eaten up by venue problem." (Galway City Tribune, 24 Jul) "Tain - a home-grown show that takes theatre into a new dimension." (Galway City Tribune, 24 Jul) Articles include wide coverage and listings of events in the Galway Arts Festival, Galway Film Fleadh and Children's Arts Festival.
Original press cuttings taken from Galway City Tribune, The Connacht Sentinel, Galway Advertiser and Galway Observer. Headlines include "Group that caused nude storm in Galway headline Olympics Finale" (The Connacht Sentinel, 11 Aug) "Home is where the art is" (Galway City Tribune, 6 Nov) "President Robinson lauds Galway firms contribution to the arts." "Shock: Druid's grant slips" (Galway Advertiser, 17 Dec)