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Bid Book – Making Waves Galway Application for European Capital of Culture 2020 of Culture Capital Application for European Galway MAKING WAVES MAKING WAVES Galway Application for European Capital of Culture 2020 Aaron Hurley ~ Abaigh Donohue ~ Abdulrahman Alshahrani ~ Adah Walsh ~ Adam Bell ~ Adeline Bennett ~ Admiral Chauffeur ~ Ado Lyons ~ Adrian Devane ~ Adrian Levelle ~ Adrian Ó’Braonáin ~ Adrian Precelek ~ Adriana Betabancoua ~ Adriana Heery ~ Adriano Garcia ~ Adrien Sourdot ~ Aengus O’Connor ~ Agieszka Sendur Yaya ~ Agnes Gurney ~ Agnieszka Barwinska ~ Aidan Brennan ~ Aidan Burke ~ Aidan Hawkins ~ Aidan Kennedy ~ Aidan Ryan ~ Aideen Barry ~ Aideen Henry ~ Aideen Monaghan ~ Aideen Moore ~ Ailbhe Friel ~ Ailbhe Murphy ~ Ailbhe Ni Ghearbhuigh ~ Aileen Aremstrong ~ Aileen Doherty ~ Ailish Bhreathnach ~ Aindrias de Staic ~ Aine Bairead ~ Aine Bleahene Alan Fahy ~ Alan Gaillard ~ Alan McMonagle ~ Alan Mongey ~ Alan Rowe ~ Alannah Robins ~ Albaset Dhanoon ~ Aldric Bailey ~ Alessio Mascitti ~ Alex Fernie ~ Alex Henry ~ Alexander Herman ~ Alexandera Kurtes ~ Alexandre Vaelyn ~ Ali Initzar ~ Alice maher ~ Alice McCartney ~ Alisa Utkina ~ Alisha Nicholson ~ Alison Cronin ~ Alison Eviers ~ Alison Henehan ~ Alison Keelan ~ Alison Morgan ~ Allison Dunne ~ Allison Fitzpatrick ~ Allison O’Mara ~ Allison Regan ~ Alma Hynes ~ Amanda Percy ~ Amanda Stuart ~ Amaria Healy ~ Amber Doyle ~ Amelia Walker ~ American Chamber ~ Amir Murathodiz ~ Amy Mannion ~ Amy Milikan ~ An Ait Eile ~ An Taibhdhearc ~ Ana Maria Blanquita ~ Ana Pires ~ Anders Trabjerg ~ András Farkas ~ Andrea Healy ~ Andrea Rossi ~ Andres Martorell ~ Andrew Boyle ~ Andrew Downes ~ Andrew Flynn ~ Andrew Turkiewicz ~ Andriy Tabachuk ~ Andy Ainley ~ Andy Pratt ~ Andy Taylor ~ Angela Bane ~ Angela Feely ~ Angela Guillemet ~ Anita Murphy ~ Ann Byrne ~ Ann Coen ~ Ann Curran ~ Ann Davis ~ Ann Davoren ~ Ann Foley ~ Ann Jones ~ Ann Keevans ~ Ann King ~ Ann Lyons ~ Ann Mallaghan ~ Ann Marie Ui Cheannabhain ~ Ann Marie Walsh ~ Ann McManus ~ Ann O’Higgins ~ Anna Considine ~ Anna Downes ~ Anna Fiodalliso ~ Anna Golden ~ Anna Goonan ~ Anna Kurylik ~ Anna Lardi Fogarty ~ Anna McCarthy ~ Anna O’Donnell ~ Anna Rudy ~ Anna Sweeney ~ Annabell Fitzgerald ~ Annamae Sheehan ~ Anne - Marie Hession ~ Anne Butler ~ Anne Casserly ~ Anne Harkin - Petersen ~ Anne Henning Jocelyn ~ Anne Kenny ~ Anne Loftus ~ Anne Mannion ~ Anne Marie Kennedy ~ Anne Marie McDonagh ~ Anne Marie Walsh ~ Anne McCabe ~ Anne McCarthy ~ Anne Melia ~ Anne Murphy ~ Anne O’Byrne ~ Anne O’Gorman ~ Anne Peneluppi ~ Anne Quinn ~ Anne Scully ~ Anne Spelman ~ Anne Wedick ~ Annette Curley ~ Annette Flanagan ~ Annette Maye ~ Annette Walsh ~ Annie Claffey ~ Annie Costelloe ~ Annie Ingelbach ~ Anthony Clare ~ Anthony Healy ~ Anthony Lawless ~ Anthony Ryan ~ Antionette O’Mahony ~ Antonio Moreno ~ Antony Maurin ~ Aoife Consodine ~ Aoife Gallivan ~ Aoife McDonagh ~ Aoife McGough ~ Aoife Ni Dhubhlaoich ~ Aoife Ní Laoi ~ Aoife Noone ~ Aoife Porter ~ Aoife Severs ~ Aoife Tarmey ~ Aonghus Joyce ~ April Costelloe ~ Aran McMahon ~ Ardoura Vitae ~ Artur Brozek ~ Arun Asan ~ Arwel Gruffyd ~ Ashitosh Waidande ~ Ashlee Chin ~ Ashling Godfrey ~ Athenry Heritage Centre ~ Audrey Concannon ~ Audrey Cornett ~ Audrey Keane ~ Austin Ivers ~ Ava McCann ~ Avril Smith ~ Ayoma Bowe ~ Barbara Dunne ~ Barbara Hernon ~ Bárbara Ou ~ Barry Cooley ~ Barry O’Mahony ~ Barry Walls ~ Baska Szostak ~ Beata Anna Fijalkowska ~ Bebhinn Langan ~ Beckey Finn Britton ~ Ben Geoghegan ~ Ben Harrington ~ Ben Kelly ~ Ben Secoirs ~ Ben Simmons ~ Benita Lipps ~ Berina Kelly ~ Bernadette Divilly ~ Bernadette Hoban ~ Bernadette May ~ Bernadette Mullarkey ~ Bernadine Burke ~ Bernadine Carroll ~ Bernard King ~ Bernard McGlinchey ~ Berni O’Donnell ~ Bernice Cooke ~ Bernie Doherty ~ Bernie Mannion ~ Bernie O’Leary ~ Bernie Rougieux ~ Bernie Symth ~ Berwick Solrs ~ Beth Gretton ~ Betsy Carreyette ~ Betty Purcell ~ Bianca Perira ~ Bill Barry ~ Bill Golden ~ Billy Buckley ~ Billy Murray ~ Blaithin Ni Leannain ~ BONGANI DHLAMINI - NKOSI ~ Breda Burke ~ Breda Joyce ~ Breda Kealy ~ Breda Keaveney ~ Breda Mulry ~ Breeda Coyle ~ Breege Flynn ~ Breege Lynch ~ Brenda Brady ~ Brenda O’Sullivan ~ Brendan Buckley ~ Brendan Burke ~ Brendan Ferguson ~ Brendan Flynn ~ Brendan Heneghan ~ Brendan J. 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