Inspired by the ubiquitous carousels of global sushi outlets, The Domestic Godless bring Canaliculus Purgamentorum to Galway, a brand new project presenting their latest collection of amuse-bouches along a canal assembled from sewage ducting.

Each dish will offer a nostalgic reminiscence of both the best and the worst of the miserable seaside holiday of yore, replete with humour and a sense of the absurd. For example, what happens when you cross ice-cream with a hot-dog? What did the stuffing from the caravan’s banquettes actually taste like? And what ever happened to that baked bean that escaped from your full-Irish breakfast?

For over ten years The Domestic Godless have been a thorn in the foot of Irish gastronomy, with an irreverent disregard for current fashions and culinary trends. They have introduced to the world such delights as Sea Urchin Pot Noodle, Foot & Mouth Terrine, Carpaccio of Giant African Land Snail and Victorian high tea wrought from all manner of fertilizer, often in the setting of anarchic installations.

Tickets are available for €20 at Galway Arts Centre from October 24th – 15th November. Limited places available. BUY TICKETS

This show involves eating and tasting but is not a full meal. Unfortunately, special dietary requirements cannot be accommodated.