The CRAIC on Friday, April 4th, 2014
7:45pm: Galway FC continue their SSE Airtricity League First Division campaign against Cobh Ramblers at Eamonn Deacy Park.
8pm: The biggest event for the Polish community in Ireland takes place at Kellys on Bridge Street with the Polish Top Festival 2014.
8pm: Comedy sketch group, Foil, Arms and Hog, are set to tickle your funny bones at The Roisin Dubh on Dominick Street.
8pm: The Galway Courthouse provides the setting for the Contempo Quartet and the Crash Ensemble with music from Norway, Latvia, Britain and Ireland.
8pm: Strictly for Salerno takes place this evening at the Galway Bay Hotel as novice couples compete for the best dancer title.
8:30pm: The Forge, Moycullen, is the venue for the return of Freddie White, from his early days as founder member of Scullion through supporting Eric Clapton on tour.
8:30pm: Trad folk band Líadan will play at Cregmore National School.
8:30pm: Galway’s Hourglass Theatre Company presents a powerful Spanish language production - La Casa De Bernarda Alba - at the Town Hall Studio.
8:30pm: Canadian sensations, The Burning Hell, will bring their devil may care attitude to Mullarkeys bar in Clifden as the acoustic duo continue on their European tour
9:30pm: Galway Four Piece, Race the Flux, perform ‘Songs for the Deaf’ by Queens of the Stone Age at the Cellar bar, Eglington Street.
10:30pm: A Life Festival launch party takes place at The Vic in the Victoria Hotel with New York DJ, Anthony Naples.Midnight: Catch super duo, Genna and Jesse, as they light up the stage with their stunning harmonies at Monroe’s Live on Dominick Street, while covers band Dakota will keep you on the dance floor til the wee hours.
