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Buccaneers suffer last gasp loss on return to league action
CITY OF ARMAGH 32 BUCCANEERS 27
New season, new vision for Galway United
In advance of one of their exciting and perhaps their most financially-grounded seasons in their history, Galway United this week appealed to their fans to come together to renew one of the old city traditions of supporting Galway’s League of Ireland teams, by marching up the Dyke Road before the season opener next week.
Resilience in the face of adversity seminar apt in light of Ireland’s rugby defeat
Well I have to start with rugby. I think Joe Schmidt when he was interviewed after the match was fully correct when he said, “it’s a reality check for all of us,” and by that he meant the team and himself as head coach. How true that was. Somehow we, the public, and I expect the team also, felt that we were poised to defeat England. We didn’t at all take into account that England under Jones were bound for revenge, and they got it.
Consecutive victories ensure Buccaneers climb league table
BUCCANEERS 20 OLD BELVEDERE 12
League defeat avenged as Buccaneers exit Bateman Cup at semi-final stage
CITY OF ARMAGH 29 BUCCANEERS 13
European rugby action returns to the Sportsground
The stakes are increasing as the penultimate European pool fixtures take place this weekend, and the Sportsground will host a key game when Sale arrive in Galway on Saturday (3pm).
Reclaiming the Dyke — Galway United VP appeals to football fans to support young stars
The New Year always prompts reflections and resolutions. This is particularly true of sportspeople. Ambitions, resolve and dreams are brought into the sharpest focus. We in Galway have been particularly well served by our footballers, hurlers, rugby teams, oars people and boxers to name but a few.
Narrow Dubarry Park loss leaves Pirates anchored to bottom of the league table
BUCCANEERS 22 BALLYMENA 27
Brexit a perennial topic as Irish rugby prepares for a future without mastermind Schmidt
Well it’s been a busy week again, but to begin this column this week I’m going to start on a gentler note.