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Mervue United advanced to the third round of the FAI Junior Cup on Sunday morning after a deserved win at Westside. These sides had met in the same competition last year, and although the victors never looked like repeating that four goal triumph, it was still a satisfying victory for Paugie Kilgannon’s side.

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Saturday saw NUIG claim a fine scalp in their evolving quest to solidify Premier status, deservedly turning over Corrib Rangers on their home turf in as entertaining a game as one could hope for in Westside.

NUI Galway advanced in the FAI Junior Cup with a hard earned win over Mervue United in Dangan yesterday morning. The conditions often windswept and bleak, intersperses of calm allowed for passages of flowing football in a contest that hung in the balance throughout.

Grange senior footballers will remain in the senior football championship for 2009 after they knocked out Ballinabranna by eight points in the senior relegation final at Spellman Park, Kildavin on Saturday. Ballinabranna have been hovering in the relegation zone for the last couple of years. They will now play in the intermediate championship next season.

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Westmeath taxi drivers are in talks about putting forward candidates in the upcoming local elections.

Mullingar reps were among the scores of angry taxi drivers who descended on Tullamore on Wednesday to hand in a letter to the Taoiseach’s constituency office, demanding action on the capping of licences.

Westmeath drivers can expect to see the main routes into every major town blocked by angry taxi drivers unless action is taken on the issuing of plates.