Bird's eye view of life on the Hook

The 33rd issue of 'On The Hook' magazine is in shops now, offering a birds' eye view of life on the peninsula, with several brilliant feature articles on local people.

Annie Dempsey, Sinéad Kenny, Aoife Redmond and Sorcha Foley helping with the food at last year’s ShedFest

ShedFest 2018 is back with Corner Boy as headline act

Sara Gahan It's back! ShedFest, which takes place this Saturday, June 23, is expected to draw big crowds to the the Arena at Buffers Alley.

Billy and Pete bring Maynard Perdu to life

Anna Hayes Fans of Billy Roche have much to celebrate at the moment. A new album of music, entitled 'Dead Man's Shoes' was recently released while his new play 'The Diary of Maynard Perdu' will be staged at Wexford Arts Centre this weekend.

Jeremy Hill of the Norman Gallery, artist Hanneke Van Ryswyk, Davis Begley and Leo Begley

Rathnure gallery hosts exhibition by Hanneke van Ryswyk

Pádraig Byrne Art lovers came from far and near to the beautiful surroundings of the Norman Gallery in Rathnure to see a wonderful exhibition of work by the artist Hanneke van Ryswyk.

Bird's eye view of life on the Hook

David Looby The 33rd issue of 'On The Hook' magazine is in shops now, offering a birds' eye view of life on the peninsula, with several brilliant feature articles on local people.

Lisa Byrne, artists Seven Victor and Nadia Corridan and TD James Browne

Transgender culture takes centre stage

Maria Pepper The Presentation Centre in Enniscorthy is proud to present a joint exhibition by artists Seven Victor and Nadia Corridan which explores the subject of identity difference with a focus on the queer and transgender culture.

Student artists Hollie Davis, Tara Power, Ciara Aherne and Aoife O’Callaghan

Gorey students on show

Maria Pepper More than 70 students from Gorey School of Art presented their work at an end-of-year exhibition.

Family fun day in Innovate Park to celebrate World Meeting of Families

Esther Hayden A family fun day will take place in Innovate Wexford Park on June 17.

If you like your vampires and bleak renditions of World War 1-era London, then Vampyr is a game for you.

Vampyr gets into a grim early 20th century mood

Chris Hayes - Game Review For such a familiar and well-loved piece of folklore, it sure has been a while since we have had a video game centered on vampires and their mythology.

Bridgetown hosting a festival to honour Kathleen Browne

Maria Pepper A new festival is to be held honouring Katheen Browne, the politician, farmer, writer, historian and archaeologist who was arrested and imprisoned in 1916 after flying a tricolour from her...

Top tens: This week in 1997

MMM Bop gave Tulsa, Oklahoma, brothers Isaac, Taylor and Zac the number one spot in 27 countries, including the US, UK and Ireland. The young Hanson brothers' debut single, it was nominated for three Grammys and topped many end-of-year critics' polls. The song contributed to the huge success of the album Middle Of Nowhere which sold 10 million copies around the globe.

Still life by six artists

Maria Pepper An exhibition of still life work by six artists based in the South East will be on display at the Wexford Arts Centre from June 16 to July 14.

All Ireland Farmer's Market this Sunday

Esther Hayden Enniscorthy is once again set to host the finals of the All-Ireland Farmers' Market which this year takes place in conjunction with a spectacular re-enactment day marking the 220th anniversary of the 1798 Rising.

Patrick's work in Gorey show

Maria Pepper 'All Possible Worlds' is the title of a new exhibition of work by the Gorey-based artist Patrick Redmond which was created during the Paul Funge Artist Residency programme.

Dazzling variety show!

David Looby Students of Ann Marie Cooney Stage school performed two sizzling summer showcases in St Michael's Theatre recently, entertaining packed houses during an afternoon and evening performance.

Wexford-born artist in Brooklyn show

The Elijah Wheat Showroom in Brooklyn, New York has a new exhibition by the Wexford-born artist Clive Murphy whose grandfather Dick Whelan owned a shop on North Main Street for many years.

Devil is in the detail for Alice's latest release

Pádraig Byrne An Enniscorthy based singer/songwriter is starting to make some major waves with her latest release 'Devil In Me'. Alice Lynskey previously came to prominence after her song 'Run and Hide' was picked up by The Stunning on RTÉ's show 'The Hit' and she has also opened shows for the likes of The 4 of Us, Don Baker and Rob...