Original press cuttings taken from the Irish Times, the Irish Examiner, Irish Field, the Sun, Irish Independent, the Star, Hot Press, RTE Guide, Irish World, the Mirror, the Guardian, the Sunday Times, the Sunday Tribune, Sunday Independent and the Irish Independent. Headlines include "Galway Arts Festival moves centre stage" (the Irish Examiner, 17 Jul) "The Playboys and girls of the Western world" - Galway youth theatre feature (Irish Examiner 19 Jul) "West coast to west coast" visual artist Ed Ruscha (The Irish Times, 20 Jul) Reviews include Sideman, The Last Days of Ollie Deasy and detailed coverage of the Macnas parade and other events as part of the Galway Arts Festival.
Original press cuttings taken from the Irish Times, Hot Press, Construction and Property News, the Evening Echo, the Phoenix, Social and Personal, the Argus, Donegal People's Press and Ireland on Sunday. File includes coverage of the Irish Times/ESB Irish Theatre Awards. Headlines include "Most ambitious project by Youth Theatre" (The Argus, 16 Feb) "Contender's vie for city culture honour" (The Evening Echo, 21 Feb) "Laois set out to carve arts festival niche" (Irish Times, 5 Apr) "Still room for growth after opening of two harbour hotels" (Irish Times, 23 May)
Original press cuttings taken from the Liffey Champion, Irish World, Sunday Business Post, Sunday Independent, the Evening Echo, Irish Examiner, D'side magazine, the Irish Times, Irish Examiner, Irish Independent, Carlow People, Wexford People, New Ross Standard, the Observer Review, Limerick Leader, the Event Guide. Headlines include "[Galway City] Library the venue for some silent theatre" (The Irish Times, 11 Jun) "A dazzling array of art, music and much more" (Irish Examiner, 12 Jun) File includes coverage of the Cork Midsummer Festival and coverage and previews of events in the Galway Arts Festival.
Original press cuttings taken from Cara Aer Lingus magazine, the Dubliner magazine, Public Sector Times, Hot Press, Irish Music, The Irish Times, Bray People, Derry People, Irish Examiner, Sunday Independent, RTE Guide, South West Express, Western People and Waterford Today. Headlines include "Fantastic Fleadh" - Galway Film Fleadh (Irish Times, The Ticket, 4 Jul) "Fair play to him" - interview with playwright Ian Kilroy (Irish Times, The Ticket, 4 Jul) "[Earagail Arts] Festival budget leaps from £50,000 to £350,000 in just three years" (Derry People and Donegal News. 6 Jul) "Frankie's fierce traditional" - Musician Frankie Gavin (The Irish Times, 9 Jul) File includes detailed and wide coverage, previews and reviews of events in the Galway arts Festival including theatre, music, visual arts, comedy and literature.
Original press cuttings taken from the Irish Times, Irish Examiner, Hot Press, Irish Independent and the Kingdom. Headlines include "hurling craft celebrated in art form with gallery show" (Irish Times, 16 Jul) "Art is about creativity. Liking it or not is something else" - Interview with Galway Arts Festival director, Rose Parkinson (Irish Examiner, 16 Jul) "Homegrown talent is top of the bill" (Irish Examiner, 16 Jul) File includes comprehensive coverage and listing of events as part of the Galway arts Festival.
Original press cuttings taken from the Irish Times, Hot Press, Irish Examiner, Donegal Democrat, Evening Herald, Phoenix Magazine, the Farmer's Journal, Irish Independent, The Carrigdhoun, RTE Guide, Sunday Tribune and Sunday Business Post. Headlines include reviews of Ag Clai na Muice Duibhe at the Taibhdhearc Theatre (Irish Times, 19 Jul) "A Shadow Odyssey" - Dust by Steve Tiplady (Irish Times, 19 Jul) review of The Generating Company "Physical theatre works up a storm" (Sunday Business Post, 22 Jul) File includes comprehensive listing and coverage of events in the Galway Arts Festival.
Original press cuttings taken from the Irish Times, Donegal People's Press, Irish Examiner, Irish Independent, the Star, Sunday Tribune and the Evening Herald. Headlines include "Erupting in a sunburst of excitement" - Galway life, city and county (Irish Times, 24 Jul) "Diana art shocks" (Irish Examiner, 24 Jul) "Putting the visual arts into Galway's festival picture" (The Irish Times, 26 Jul) "Making a good story of the North" (The Irish Times, 28 Jul) File includes coverage of events in the Galway Arts Festival and in the Earagail Arts Festival, Donegal. Reviews include Concorde/Jane O'Leary, Ag Clai na Muice Duibhe at the Taibhdhearc Theatre, Galway, Once Upon a Midnight at the Town Hall Theatre, Jablkon, Storm and Nick Harper, at the Roisin Dubh.
Original press cuttings taken from Hot Press, Issues, Irish Times, Irish Examiner, Irish World, the Irish Post, the Sunday Business Post, the Evening Echo, Irish Independent, Phoenix Magazine and Cara magazine. Headlines include "Concorde [classical music group] takes off better than most" (2 Aug) "On the Pig's Back" - Interview with Maelíosa Stafford (Irish Times, 4 Aug) "The wrong boy with the right stuff" - author Willy Russell (Irish Examiner, 4 Aug) Reviews include Suzanne Vega at the Radisson hotel.
Original press cuttings taken from Cara Aer Lingus magazine, the Sunday Tribune, Donegal People's Press, Business Plus, Irish Times, Sunday Business Post, Irish Independent, Irish Examiner, Waterford News and Star, Sunday Independent, the Kingdom and the Evening Echo. Headlines include "the dizzy heights of the Earagail Arts" (Donegal People's Press, 4 Sep) NUI Galway plays a key role in development of western region" (Sunday Business Post, 9 Sep) "An Arts day for every day of the year" (Irish Independent, 10 Sep) "Chance for Children to get in on the arts festival act" - Baboró Children's Arts Festival (Irish Examiner, 11 Sep) "Galway loses race to become 2005 capital of culture" (Irish Times, 8 Sep) "The lessons of European Theatre" (19 Nov)