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SIN meets NUI Galway music man Tom Freeman

March 15, 2018 By SIN Staff
Filed Under: Arts, Music

Through Rock Soc, Music Soc, the university orchestra, or just by meeting people through chance, NUI Galway has always had a way of nurturing the latent talent within those studying here, one such talented musician is Tom Freeman, a recent NUI Galway graduate.  So, you’ve been involved with music in NUI Galway since you set your foot in the door, what enticed you to … [Read more...] about SIN meets NUI Galway music man Tom Freeman

In Conversation with The Clockworks

October 25, 2016 By SIN Staff
Filed Under: Arts, Music

In Conversation with The Clockworks

As their name would seem to suggest, The Clockworks are a punctual bunch. They greet me outside the door of the Temple Café, clad in all black as is necessary for a trio of aspiring rockers. The Temple Café, which is across from Charlie Byrne’s bookshop, is a social venture - that means it is a not-for-profit organisation that donates all of its surplus earnings to charity. … [Read more...] about In Conversation with The Clockworks

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