21^st – 27^th

February 2011

Hey guys, Its time to raise some money for charity, the Italian Soc will be reading Dante's inferno in the original Italian all day in front of Smokies Cafe on the concourse!!! We will be raising money with a bucket collection for the SERVE development aid charity's house and water cistern building project in Northeast Brasil!

The 10 Euro Challenge Registration '

Time: 11:30:00 - 13:30:00
Have you got what it takes to make something ,out of nothing? Wondered what it is like to try and sell ice to an Eskimo?
Well the ?10 Challenge is just for you! You strart off with ten Euros by yourself or in teams.buy product with that ?10 and sell as much as you can on campus for profit.The winner after four days will be the contestant with the most amount of cash.Four incredible prizes,free t-shirt for first 20 entrants,one opportunity
.Full details on Facebook/seen.nuigalway or email your interest to seen.nuigalway@gmail.com . The ?10 Challenge is brought to you by SEEN.

SEEN - Student Enterprise Exchange Network - is a student led initiative on campus in NUI Galway. Our aim is to actively support, promote & develop a spirit and culture of enterprise among the student population at NUI Galway. We are setting out to support and encourage NUI Galway students to break the mould and make their own mark. Whether you are an Engineer, Arts, Law or Commerce student, or any discipline in between,

SEEN can give you the tools needed to take the next step. To register your interest contact us on; seen.nuigalway@gmail.com ,Tel:091493550 or follow us on Facebook @ ?Seen NuiGalway?

Come chill in the Bailey Allen Hall and learn about the writers of the 'Beat' movement. Great music, free tea, poetry wall, book sale and silly moustaches!

A mass will be held in rememberance for all those who have lost their lives so tragically on our roads over the last number of years. The mass will begin at 1.10pm and all are invited to attend.

Start your week with some flow based Hatha yoga! Contact lotus@socs.nuigalway.ie to check availability. BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL!

Much Ado About Nothing (1993)
Directed By Kenneth BranaghMonday 3pm Bailey Allen Hall

Young lovers Hero and Claudio, soon to wed, conspire to get verbal sparring partners and confirmed singles Benedick and Beatrice to wed as well. Branagh?s love for the material is contagious in this exuberant adaptation.

Free

Start your week with some flow based Hatha yoga! Contact lotus@socs.nuigalway.ie to check availability. BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL!

Othello (1995) Directed by Oliver Parker

Directed by Oliver Parker The evil Iago pretends to be friend of Othello in order to manipulate him to serve his own end in the film version of this Shakespeare classic. Features excellent performances from Laurence Fishburne and Kenneth Branagh.

FREE

7-week beginners course

We'll be organising more events for our chosen charities and societies nights out :)

Advanced Irish Dancing with Gillian

As part of Theatre Week 2011, Dramsoc and English Soc are teaming up to bring you a very special workshop on Shakespeare. Led by Ashley Strand, the workshop won't focus on analysing his plays from an academic point of view - but with a view to perform them! The first half of the workshop will be devoted to discussion of this particular approach to the Bard, whereas the second half will be taken up with working on participants' monologues. (it could be your one and only chance to be Iago, Macbeth, Rosalind, Lear or Hamlet. 'Gwan, ya will.)

More information is here: https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=192292640794446&ref=mf

SHAKESPEARE IS NOT LITERATURE!

The first folio of Shakespeare's plays was published by two of his colleagues in 1623 -- seven years after Shakespeare's death! It seems Shakespeare was not terribly concerned about his plays in posterity. His plays were never written to be read. They were written to be performed! Access to his stories and language, understanding of Shakespeare's work, is more readily gained through the experien...ce of bringing his characters to life as an actor than through any other means.

Shakespeare has been put into old dusty books, in old dusty libraries and classrooms, introduced by and appended with critical commentary of such stupefying density and turgidity that most people would rather do fluid dynamics problems without a calculator than read any of his plays, much less perform them! If only people knew how wonderfully turgid Shakespeare can be when performed! How overflowing with dynamic fluids! Take a look at Juliet's speech in Act III, scene ii, lines 17-21 before you come to class. Think about it!

Shakespeare is sex and murder, power and money, betrayal and revenge, love and hate, joy and sorrow. We demystify his unfamiliar language and free his poetry from preciousness when we tell his stories in those terms. First part of class will be a brief discussion of my approach to his work. Second part of class will include work on student monologues applying the following principles:

Telling the story
Active choices
Physical engagement -- using the whole body to act
Outward rather than inward focus
Juxtaposition of opposites
Operative words

Dress for movement is recommended, even for those without monologues (give yourself the option).


This workshop will be led by Ashley Strand.

Rehearsal!

CompSoc's weekly mashup of gaming, programming, robotics and all things tech-related.

FREE Event
Alumni writers and performers will showcase their talents in a night of theatre and literature. All are welcome to attend this creative collaboration and to share in the wealth of talents of NUI Galway's former students.
A night of creative collaboration with NUI Galway Alumni. Special guests
include writers Mary Mullen, Alan McMonagle, Rab Fulton, Ann Irwin and
theatre from Fregoli, Mephisto, Sideshow, Colours Street Theatre, plus
many more. Refreshments will be served.

7-week course for continuing students

Well, here we are! We're talkin comics and drinkin tae, maybe even eatin biccies and cake too. Do come along and tell us about your own favourite comics or if you've never read one sure we'll point you in the right direction! Open to all, first timers welcome always!

Don't forget to check out our Blogsite; http://comicbooksociety.wordpress.com/
And if you need to contact us throw us an email at comicbook@socs.nuigalway.ie
Add us on facebook too!

See you soon!

Twelfth Night (1996) Directed by Trevor Nunn

Done on a tight budget and using few sets, but what it lacks in scale it makes up for in heart. Helena Bonham Carter, Imogen Stubbs Toby Stephens, and Stephen Mackintosh make their woolly-headed passions both charming and melancholy.

FREE

Disco in aid of the National Rehabilitation Hospital in dun laoghaire. Entry is free, however there will be a raffle on the night to raise funds for this worthwhile cause. There will be cash prizes to the value of 250 Euro's as well as many other prizes on the night. Please come along for what promises to be a great night!

The Huston Film Society screens John Cassavete's The Killing Of A Chinese Bookie. 9:30pm in the Large Acoustic Room in Aras na MacLeinn.

Kick start your day with some invigorating yoga! Contact lotus@socs.nuigalway.ie to check availability - BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL!

Tickets on sale for NUI Galway Postgraduate Ball. Event expected to sell out quickly so get to Aras na Mac Leinn early to avoid disappointment.

The Emergency Services will be on campus from 12 pm replicating the scene of a car accident. Members of the Gardai, Ambulance and Fire service will attend and its an opportunity for people to see at first hand the vital work that they undertake on a regular basis while at the same time creating awareness of Road Safety issues.

The Key to Hell by Niamh Dennis: A play about the depths of greed, the
limits of love and the effects of addiction. Sam and Ellen have sold the soul
of their first born child to the guardian of the gates of Hell in return for a
key that grants them their every wish, but at what price?

Remember December by David Kilgannon: When Margaret and Gerry meet
in a caf?, old passion and feelings are ignited as hearts and minds reach
fever pitch.

tickets 2/3 euro

The workshop will focus on special effects make-up (cuts, bruises, burns etc), minor casualty effects and ageing.

The workshop will include demonstrations and an opportunity for those taking the workshop to practice on models themselves, and to receive direction and feedback from the workshop leader, Laura Shiels.

Sign-up in the SocsBox, ?ras Na Mac L?inn.

Price for the workshop is ?5 - which you need to pay when you sign-up. This will go towards buying supplies for the workshop itself.

Romeo & Juliet (1968) Directed By Franco ZeffirelliFranco Zeffirelli's 1968

Adaptation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet was unique in its day for casting young actors in the play's pivotal roles. Seventeen-year-old Leonard Whiting and 15-year-old Olivia Hussey play the titular pair, the Bard's star-crossed lovers who defy a running feud between their families in order to be together in love.

FREE

Ran (1985) Akira Kurosawa version of King Lear

Directed by Akira Kurosawa. A version of Shakespeare's "King Lear," set in feudal Japan where aging ruler, Lord Hidetora, unleashes a power struggle amongst his three sons.

FREE

Learn yoga with Christina, every Tuesday at 5:05pm. Contact lotus@socs.nuigalway to check availability - BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL!

Come along to our weekly workshop to learn something new juggling related! Be it poi, diabolo, unicycle or something else, it's always something new and always open to everybody!

Intermediate Hip-Hop class with Silvia

Weekly rehearsal for choralsoc with nights out every second week. Come along regardless of experience, attendance, or skill!

sorry shiekh kalid won?t be able to make it today we really apologise for any inconvenience caused

This Tuesday at 7 pm, we are showing another film in our weekly Polish Film Nights sessions. All invited!
As usual, there will be snacks and soft drinks for everyone! Come and enjoy the film with us!
Tatarak is an emotional, artistic film about passing, death and loss. Mrs Marta lost both sons in the Warsaw Uprising. After the war, she has to face her memories, aging and illness. Krystyna Janda, the actress, is trying to face life after her beloved husband, Edward KBosiDski, passed away.

Ballet class with Aoibheann

Treasa Ni Mhiollain, the renowned sean-nos singer from ?rainn has been appointed the singer in residence for this year at the Centre for Irish Studies.
Treasa is one of the finest exponents of traditional singing in the Irish language and we are delighted that she will be part of Irish Studies for the coming year at NUIG.
Treasa will be offering a series of sean-nos singing workshops on Tuesday evenings from 7-8pm, beginning on January 25, 2011 and running for 6 weeks. These will take place in the Seminar Room at the Centre for Irish Studies, are free and open to students, staff and the public. Treasa will cater to all levels. Spread the word!

Talk by Professor William Binchy on Legal implications of the ECHR's ruling in the ABC vs Ireland case.

Prof. Binchy is Regius Professor of Laws at Trinity College and is a Barrister-at-Law. He has worked for the Irish Law Reform Commission, the Department of Justice, the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Irish Human Rights Commission. He is well known for his work with Pro Life Campaign (PLC).

See the facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=188357281187107

This event is free and all are welcome.

This week's workshop will include a brief recap on how to speak in Maidens style, which is a 3-on-3 individual style of debating. Role fulfilment and the differences from Mace style will be discussed.

It will then be followed by the Semi Finals of NUI Galway's Internal Maidens Championship.

Jerome Hynes One Act Play Series
Series Director: Naomi Moran
The Key to Hell by Niamh Dennis: A play about the depths of greed, the
limits of love and the effects of addiction. Sam and Ellen have sold the soul
of their first born child to the guardian of the gates of Hell in return for a
key that grants them their every wish, but at what price?

Death of a Movie Star by Thomas Dooley: To die or not to die, that is the
question. Galway 2033, John is seeking a release from poverty and isolation
when an encounter with his estranged daughter forces him to reconsider
his options.

Remember December by David Kilgannon: When Margaret and Gerry meet
in a caf?, old passion and feelings are ignited as hearts and minds reach
fever pitch.

tickets; 4/6 euro

Guest Speaker Mike Patterson is giving a talk about his photography experiences and tips.

Hamlet (1996) Directed By Kenneth Branagh

Kenneth Branagh's sprawling, finely textured adaptation of Shakespeare's masterpiece lives up to its source material, using strong performances and a sharp cinematic focus to create a powerfully resonant film that wastes none of its 246 minutes. Starring Kenneth Branagh as the title character, Kate Winslet as Ophelia, Derek Jacobi as Claudius and Julie Christie as Gertrude.

FREE

One in three children in Ireland are now born to unmarried parents yet, unlike the mother or a married father the constitution gives the unmarried father no automatic legal status in the lives of his children. This topic is enormously controversial in the backdrop of the recent European Court of Justice ruling. The court decided that an unmarried Irish father?s rights were not breached where his partner took his three children to the UK without his consent. The Law Society are delighted to present three of the finest academics and experts on the area, Dr Anne Egan of NUI Galway, Brid Manifold Family Law Solicitor and Sam Butt Counsellor with Families, Fathers and Friends to voice their opinions on this topic which has been ever so controversial as of late.

Mischief. Mayhem. Soap.Fight Club is a dramatic adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk?s 1996?transgressive cult novel of the same name. Nothing is more striking in Fight Club as its basic conceit: by submitting to their own isolated consumerism, men have to recreate the American urban nightmare.

Tickets 5/8euro

Available from the SocsBox or on the door.

Part of NUIG Theatre Week

Everyone is welcome to come to our weekly session upstairs in The Crane Bar, "You Dont have to play to come"

One in three children in Ireland are now born to unmarried parents yet, unlike the mother or a married father the constitution gives the unmarried father no automatic legal status in the lives of his children. This topic is enormously controversial in the backdrop of the recent European Court of Justice ruling. The court decided that an unmarried Irish father?s rights were not breached where his partner took his three children to the UK without his consent. The Law Society are delighted to present three of the finest academics and experts on the area, Dr Anne Egan of NUI Galway, Brid Manifold Family Law Solicitor and Sam Butt Counsellor with Families, Fathers and Friends to voice their opinions on this topic which has been ever so controversial as of late.

Death of a Movie Star by Thomas Dooley: To die or not to die, that is the
question. Galway 2033, John is seeking a release from poverty and isolation
when an encounter with his estranged daughter forces him to reconsider
his options.

Sleep Skips My Heart by Sarah Griffin: A tale of strangeness in the grey of
the Dublin suburbs in the 90s about love between friends, love between
brothers, sleep, death and growing up.

Tickets 2/3 euro

Richard III (1995) Directed By Richard LoncraineDirected By Richard Loncraine. This unique adaptation of William Shakespeare's "Richard III" switches the story's setting from the 1480s to the 1930s and imagines what a fascist. coup in England might have been like. Despite the change in milieu, the story remains the same. The film's many offbeat touches include Richard giving his famous "winter of our discontent" speech as a public political address, and uttering his classic line "A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!" when his jeep gets stuck in mud.

FREE

Throne of Blood (1957) Akira Kurosawas Macbeth

Macbeth is re-imagined as a samurai in feudal Japan in director Akira Kurosawa's classic adaptation of the Shakespearean tragedy. Familiar with Orson Welles's more faithful adaptation, Kurosawa chose to place a more personal stamp on his version by translating the events and characters to historical Japan. The shift to Japanese settings is seamless, creating a historically accurate & resonant work with a culturally distinct visual style.

Free

Dramsoc's weekly improv session hosted by Hooper and Jason!

Digging Art & A Pale Moon Rose
Digging Art, written and performed by Thomas Dooley, is the winner of the
M?scailt Monologue Competition. A cynical construction worker discovers
that Art, like Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
A Pale Moon Rose was written and directed by award winning playwright
Neil Flynn, winner of the International Playwrights? Festival,
London 2007. This production is performed by Jerry Fitzgerald.

Round table discussion on the topic: Is abortion really a religious issue?

This discussion will be chaired by a member of NUI Galways Life Society committee. Participants will be drawn from all religious backgrounds: Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, Bahai, Atheist.

This discussion is part of the events for Life Week 2011, raising awareness and challenging students to think anew on life issues!

This event is free. All are welcome.

Breakdancing class with Stan

Every fortnight the Bah?'i Society hosts a talk on a different world religion. This week its a brief talk on some of the fundamental concepts of Islam.

Sleep Skips My Heart by Sarah Griffin: A tale of strangeness in the grey of
the Dublin suburbs in the 90s about love between friends, love between
brothers, sleep, death and growing up.

A Hero Returns by Maedbh Haicead: This absurdist play revolves around
the reunion of two longlost characters who share a close but strange
relationship.

A Presidential Crisis or People Drowning Everywhere by Michael Shields:
The president has no clothes. The people are perplexed. The country is in
crisis. The nation is in need. What or who will fall next?

tickets; 4/6 euro

Weekly meeting and lessons. Come and have a go on the decks spin some tunes, meet like minded people who love electronic music and have a chat. All welcome from complete beginner to superstar dj.

Everyone is welcome to our weekly meeting; whether you have some questions about our faith, you don't believe in God and want to know why we do, you are a committed follower of Jesus or you are just looking for a safe location to get some support and guidance , you'd be more than welcome!
During this time we worship God through music and song; we learn about Him from guest speakers and have friendship and fellowship together afterwards over a cupa and snacks.

We believe that there is a great power in the saving message that Jesus' life, death and ressurection brings and would like to bring this message of faith, hope and love to our campus.

Taming of the Shrew (1967) By Franco Zeffirelli

This adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy stars the often married, to each other, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor It may not be reverent enough for purists, but This Taming of the Shrew is too funny -- and fun -- for the rest of us to

FREE

Tickets are 5e from the Socs Box or 7.50e on the door with your Comedy Soc membership card!

Sixteen of Ireland's up and coming comedians have agreed to go mano a mano, in a comedic war of wits until there's only one left standing. This glorious victor will walk away with the spoils of war, bragging rights, a bag of cash for themselves and filthy looks from their loser friends. Not to mention the beautiful Toilet Duck Award.

This years contenders: Ian Perth, Sean Hegarty, Marcus O'Laoire, Conor O'Toole, Greg Marks, John Brennan, Kevin Lockard, David Hurley, Ben Buckley, Ed Salmon, Rory O'Hanlon, Aidan Killian, Ruardhri Ward, Adam Burke, Trevor Browne & Lucy Moffatt

Here's the plan of battle.
The Sixteen comics will assemble in the Roisin Dubh. Steve Cummins will host the evening and do his damnedest to whip the audience into a froth of unimaginable glee.
Each comedian has just two minutes to impress you, the audience, so it's best jokes first, if someone falters, they're gone after two minutes. It's fast and furious guerrilla comedy. Proper hit and run stuff until there are only two comics left.
In our final round these two fine warriors of wit have five minutes each to impress you. The loser should slink off into the night while the winner sobs "You love me, you really really love me." in a glorious pastiche of some tit at the Oscars years ago.

Mischief. Mayhem. Soap.Fight Club is a dramatic adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk?s 1996?transgressive cult novel of the same name. Nothing is more striking in Fight Club as its basic conceit: by submitting to their own isolated consumerism, men have to recreate the American urban nightmare.

Tickets 5/8euro

Available from the SocsBox or on the door.

Part of NUIG Theatre Week

Writers Soc Beat Party: 5 euro
Theme is 60s? hipster, find that costume sharpish. The night will
include jazz music, food and much more, all welcome!
Massimos, Sea Road

Our Weekly Session in Kellys is aimed at our Muisicians and is an open session , all are welcome , a quieter session where ye all hopefully get to know each other , compared to our mental tuesday night session , come along !

Learn about the fastest growing religion in Ireland through Islamic Exbitition in aras na mac leinn on thursday 24th feb 11am-3pm

The Five Pillars of Islam
Science in Quran
The prophets in islam
women in islam
There will also be
-Halal Food (food that muslims are allowed to eat)
-Henna (Tatoos)
-calligraphy in Arabic

A Presidential Crisis or People Drowning Everywhere by Michael Shields:
The president has no clothes. The people are perplexed. The country is in
crisis. The nation is in need. What or who will fall next?

A Hero Returns by Maedbh Haicead: This absurdist play revolves around
the reunion of two longlost characters who share a close but strange
relationship.

tickets 2/3 euro

For the second year in a row, the NSS will be marching on to the Presidents Lawn, joined by other cardboard warriors from around the world, and they will launch the biggest cardboard battle in the history of Galway, and mankind. Mankind, that word should have a new meaning for all of us today. We can't be consumed by our petty differences anymore. We must be united in our common interests. And perhaps, it's sheer coincidence that today is the 24th of February, and you will once again be fighting be your freedom, not from tyranny, oppression or persecution, but from annihilation! we're fighting for our right to live, to exist! And should we win the day, the 24th of February will no longer be known as just another day, but as the day when NSS declared in one voice "We will not go quietly into the night! We will not vanish without a fight! We're going to live on! We're going to survive! TODAY, WE CELEBRATE OUR INDEPENDANCE DAY!"

Wind down after a hectic day every Thursday evening at 5.45pm. Gary teaches a very relaxing style of Hatha yoga. Contact lotus@socs.nuigalway.ie to check availability - BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL

Come along to our Thursday practice session to try out our society equipment, you're welcome to practice, much around or sit down and chat, everything provided and everyone welcome!

Digging Art & A Pale Moon Rose
Digging Art, written and performed by Thomas Dooley, is the winner of the
M?scailt Monologue Competition. A cynical construction worker discovers
that Art, like Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

A Pale Moon Rose was written and directed by award winning playwright
Neil Flynn, winner of the International Playwrights? Festival,
London 2007. This production is performed by Jerry Fitzgerald.

FREE

Jerome Hynes One Act Play Series
Series Director: Naomi Moran

This year six plays were chosen to participate in the Jerome Hynes One
Act Play Series. They were then matched up with alumni theatre
practitioners Mephisto, Fregoli & Eileen Gibbons.

The Key to Hell by Niamh Dennis: A play about the depths of greed, the
limits of love and the effects of addiction. Sam and Ellen have sold the soul
of their first born child to the guardian of the gates of Hell in return for a
key that grants them their every wish, but at what price?

Death of a Movie Star by Thomas Dooley: To die or not to die, that is the
question. Galway 2033, John is seeking a release from poverty and isolation
when an encounter with his estranged daughter forces him to reconsider
his options.

A Hero Returns by Maedbh Haicead: This absurdist play revolves around
the reunion of two longlost characters who share a close but strange
relationship.

Sleep Skips My Heart by Sarah Griffin: A tale of strangeness in the grey of
the Dublin suburbs in the 90s about love between friends, love between
brothers, sleep, death and growing up.

Remember December by David Kilgannon: When Margaret and Gerry meet
in a caf?, old passion and feelings are ignited as hearts and minds reach
fever pitch.

A Presidential Crisis or People Drowning Everywhere by Michael Shields:
The president has no clothes. The people are perplexed. The country is in
crisis. The nation is in need. What or who will fall next?

Tickets; 6/9 euro

Intermediate Irish dancing class with Gillian

Every Thursday Writers Soc holds meetings where everyone is welcome to come and share some of their writing work or simply sit and listen to the creativeness of others. Writing exercises are also part of the weekly meetings so if you have trouble continuing that action packed novel or simply feel you need more inspiration for another poem, there is something for everyone.

Wind down after a hectic day every Thursday evening at 7.00pm. Gary teaches a very relaxing style of Hatha yoga. Contact lotus@socs.nuigalway.ie to check availability - BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL!

Nick is an American football player from California in the United States. He currently plays for Henderson State in Arkansas and hopes to make his NFL debut next season. He is a regular speaker in the US on the FCA speaking circuit and is a pro-life activist. He will be giving us an international perspective on abortion and giving us new ideas on how to spread the pro-life message - both on and off campus.

Check out the facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=128577773876928

This talk is free. All are welcome.

An Ultrasound meeting will be held in Dillon Theatre at 9pm (following Nick Johnson's talk). Ultrasound is a student-run network that links up the various pro-life university groups around the country. All pro-life students are invited to attend!

Every week the Bah?'i Society is hosting a discussion group using the 1st in a series of 8 books. Ruhi Book 1 - Relfections on the Life of the Spirit deals with some of the key concepts of The Bah?'i Faith as well as many other world religions; these include the nature of the soul, the purpose of prayer and life after death.

These discussion groups are open to all, and are really interesting and inspiring so if you're interested do come along

Motion: 'That This House Believes that, if Convicted, the US should Pardon Bradley Manning'.

This Thursday sees the final of NUI Galway's Internal Maidens Championship. The six highest ranking speakers from the semi finals will compete against each other in a 3 on 3 individual style of debate. The best speaker on the night will walk away with the Maidens Cup.

An Cumann Staire is delighted to have Dr Vincent Durac (UCD) give a talk on Irish foreign policy on the Middle East. Dr. VIncent Durac lectures in Politics of Development; Middle East Politics; the International Politics of the Middle East ;and Political Islam in the UCD School of Politics and International Relations. His research is focused on a number of aspects of contemporary Middle East Politics, including political reform, the role of civil society, and the impact of external actors in the region. He is a visiting lecturer in Middle East Politics in Bethlehem University in Palestine and is External Examiner on the International Relations programme at the University of Plymouth.

A fundraising quiz for eight 3rd Year Engineering students volunteering in Zambia and Nepal this summer.

Price: ?20 per table of 4 (this is a discounted rate for students).

Special student winner prizes on the night and a variety of raffle prizes. For more information you can check out our facebook event http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=195766350451313

Mischief. Mayhem. Soap.Fight Club is a dramatic adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk?s 1996?transgressive cult novel of the same name. Nothing is more striking in Fight Club as its basic conceit: by submitting to their own isolated consumerism, men have to recreate the American urban nightmare.

Tickets 5/8euro

Available from the SocsBox or on the door.

Part of NUIG Theatre Week

Come celebrate Dramsoc?s hosting of ISDA (Irish Student Drama
Awards) in NUIG from March 5th - 12th.The night will feature Galway band The Rye.

3 euro

Visiting the Burren Birds of Prey Centre in Ballyvaughan-eagle,falcon,hawk,owl flying demonstrations/expert falconist speaker/guided tour.
Chance to also visit Ailwee limestone caves.
Stop on way at Kinvara castle, Bishop Quarters beach (rare migratory Brent Geese)-great photo opportunities,rare bird sightings!
Return via Lisdoonvarna (possibility for food!),Doolin Coastal Road-porpoise sightings,amazing scenery,stop at "the Rian" beach if not too late.
BRING A CAMERA!!!

Tickets only 13euro at Socsbox. Bring some food for Lunch,snacks provided on the bus. Spaces limited to 43 seater minibus!

Brother Shahid will be giving short talks(kutbah) during Friday prayers every friday ,for the rest of this semester in Clinical Science Institute at 1.15 .
Brother shahid is well known speaker from south Africa, he has experience in delivering talks to students during Friday prayers ,
Friday is considered as a holly day for the Muslims, comparing to the Sunday for the Catholics ,for this reason is very important for the Muslims ,to gather on Friday afternoon time to listen to the weekly reminder and pray .

Pizza and Refreshments for €10 in College Bar every Friday!
Live music, games and other activities taking place.

The weekly Mathsoc Seminar.
For details see:
http://www.maths.nuigalway.ie/events/

Mischief. Mayhem. Soap.Fight Club is a dramatic adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk?s 1996?transgressive cult novel of the same name. Nothing is more striking in Fight Club as its basic conceit: by submitting to their own isolated consumerism, men have to recreate the American urban nightmare.

Tickets 5/8euro

Available from the SocsBox or on the door.

Part of NUIG Theatre Week

Mischief. Mayhem. Soap.Fight Club is a dramatic adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk?s 1996?transgressive cult novel of the same name. Nothing is more striking in Fight Club as its basic conceit: by submitting to their own isolated consumerism, men have to recreate the American urban nightmare.

Tickets 5/8euro

Available from the SocsBox or on the door.

Part of NUIG Theatre Week