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Moycullen basketball coach Enda Byrt hopes to strengthen his team for tomorrow evening’s second Superleague fixture against Neptune in Cork.

In our everyday lives we often forget the value of exercise to both our physical and mental health. The practice of karate tones the body, develops coordination, quickens reflexes, and builds stamina.

O'Loughlin’s was alive with the roar of fans and highpaced kickboxing action last weekend. Dragons Lair Kickboxing, which only opened its doors 12 months ago, had its first IKF sanctioned full contact kickboxing promotion in O'Loughlin Gaels GAA Club on Sunday and if they were out to make a statement, they certainly did that and more.

Months, weeks, days of training have led up to the Galway Bay Half Marathon this weekend where sprightly runners will be togged out and ready to pound the pavements in aid of various charities, to beat personal challenges, or just for fun, but when it’s all over will you be hanging up your trainers?

Galway triathlon athletes toasted Arthur’s Day with an unusual event on Thursday.

Do you fancy winning a share of €1,000 just for bowling? Well it could be you and your friends if you sign up for the new bowling league Tuesday Trios in KBowl. It takes place every Tuesday at 8pm. There are five bowlers on a squad and three must play each night.

Kilkenny man Martin Gahan was part of the winning team of three blind and visually impaired tenpin bowlers who represented Irish Blind Sports at the recent bowling tournament in Hampshire, England.

Up to 1,600 people converged on Ballinrobe Racecourse on Monday last to attend the last race day of the season at what has become a hugely attractive venue.

A new concept in stress management sport returns to Galway this month in the form of White Collar Boxing.

The Ironman 70.3 Ireland competition will be flexing its muscles in Galway next year, bringing athletes from across the country and pumping €25 million into the local economy.