Galway minors devastated to lose nine-point lead to Cork
The Galway minor footballers took themselves, their families, their management team and their supporters on a roller-coaster ride last Sunday afternoon in one of the most astonishing games of Gaelic football you will ever see at inter-county level.
The score-line of Cork 3-15 Galway 5-08 gives some indication of the helter-skelter nature of the contest, but it only tells part of the story.
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Clarenbridge GAA Club, in conjunction with rhe Clarenbridge Oyster Festival 2010, is hosting a fund-raising raffle. First prize is one year’s membership for two adults in the Kingfisher Leisure Club, valued €1,000; second prize is holiday vouchers, valued €600; and third prize is two All-Ireland football tickets. The draw will take place in the oyster festival marquee on Friday September 10. Tickets €5 each or book of five for €20. Tickets can be purchased from all club officers.
Galwegians kick start season with tag festival
Galwegians RFC season kicks off with rugby for all on Saturday (September 4) at Crowley Park.
The club has organised a Festival of Tag Rugby for everyone who is keen to stretch muscles and throw a ball around, and will include youth and senior players, coaches and anyone on the sideline.
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