Boost for Galway’s nightlife as two iconic venues to reopen

Galway’s nightlife is in for a major injection as two iconic city nightclubs are reopening.

Cuba on Eyre Square, and Electric on Upper Abbeygate Street, are both opening their doors to the public.

Cuba – self-titled ‘Galway’s home for alternative music’ closed 15 years ago, and has teased its return on Instagram.

While multi-purpose venue Electric – which closed in 2021 after 30 years of business – is reopening tonight.

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Boost for Galway’s nightlife as two iconic venues to reopen

Aquisition of Galway company creates largest renewable services

Catherine Connolly says "penny hasn't dropped" with Government on meaningful climate action

Over 400 organ donors and families in Salthill to be honoured in ceremony in Salthill

Carrabane pupils to feature in online magazine with rap about Sustainable Development Goals

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