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A busy Sunday afternoon looms in the Connacht Junior Cup.

Salthill Devon advanced to the quarter-final stage of the FAI Junior Cup following a dramatic penalty shootout success over Fairview Rangers in Limerick on Sunday.

Following the recent sale of five more properties in Salthill, Colleran auctioneers has just been favoured with yet another gem. No 6 Grattan Court, Fr Griffin Road, Salthill, is a very bright, spacious, four bedroom detached house situated in a mature development of only 32 detached houses, all fronting onto a large green area. Its unrivalled location with the city centre and Salthill Promenade on its doorstep means that every necessary amenity is within walking distance.

The FAI Junior Cup takes centre stage at the weekend with Salthill Devon hosting Mervue United in the fifth round at Drom on Sunday afternoon (2pm).

Establishing Salthill Devon as a serious force in the junior game is Victor Collins’ objective.

Padraic Joyce’s Galway enjoyed a flying start to their Allianz Football League division two campaign in Pearse Stadium on Sunday with a convincing 1-14 to 0-06 victory over Andy McEntee’s Meath.

An interesting Galway FA premier division season continues to unfold with several important matches imminent.

The Galway FA premier division makes a welcome return this weekend with several important games on the agenda.

One of the most under appreciated stories in Galway sport is unfolding. Every Saturday morning at Millars Lane and across the road at Gaelscoil Mhic Amhlaigh, Bohemians’ revival continues.

The game of soccer in Salthill really began with Christy Gilbert. He formed a club in the early 1940s called Salthill Crusaders and they played for several years with some success. Some of the players associated with the club were Harry Lupton, Donal Murray, Frank Lydon, Arthur Stephens, Brendan Collins, Tommy Stephens, Billy and Leo Shaw, and Donie Kelleher.