Galway Archives – Page 9 of 25 – Caricatures Ireland by Allan Cavanagh

Welcome to drummer.ie!

18/03/201814/03/2018 by Allan

My son Naoise Jordan Cavanagh’s new site drummer.ie is now live. Naoise’s available as a session and touring drummer and you can read all about his drumming experience on the site.

Guest Post – Debbie Wright, Turas Theatre Collective

13/03/201822/02/2018 by Allan

Helen Gregg, Jonathan Gunning, Debbie Wright, Turas Theatre Collective
Galway-based actor and director Debbie Wright on her involvement in new Galway theatre project, Turas Theatre Collective.

Double Vision by Charlie Adley- Is there anything greater than a lifetime of friendship?

19/02/2018 by Allan

“I hadn’t hitched from Malaga to Galway to hang out with a crusty from Surrey!”
Cartoon from Charlie Adley’s latest column over at Double Vision. Charlie’s columns also appear weekly in the Connacht Tribune. This cartoon riffs on how long you’ve to be in Galway before Galwegians think of you as Galwegian. I remember hearing it was 3 generations when I was in college. Even then the blow-ins outnumbered the “locals”! Galway’s a warm and welcoming town and your blow-in status was never held against you!

Double Vision by Charlie Adley – “I’ve Been Abused and Accused”

07/02/201824/01/2018 by Allan

Cartoon illustration of scary shed with broken window, crows and a rat
Scary cartoon shed with broken window, tree in the background, crows and a rat, from an article by Galway writer Charlie Adley. Click to see more.

Charlie Adley’s Double Vision: This British Bulldog’s got Brexit Flu!

03/04/201914/01/2018 by Allan

Cartoon Brexit British Bulldog with the flu
Charlie’s latest column is now online where he talks about Brexit and having the flu!

Galway Comedy Carnival: Phill Jupitus in the Kenny Gallery Galway

14/11/201714/11/2017 by Allan

Galway Comedy Carnival Phill Jupitus Drawing Phill Jupitus and Allan Cavanagh. Photo by Dean Kelly
Phill Jupitus was in Galway for the Galway Comedy Carnival and spent several mornings in the Kenny Gallery. Phill was putting his own spin on existing works using his iPad and the public was invited to join in. I went up on the last day and took part. It was a lot of fun, Phill creates very accomplished pieces in a short time.