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AIT International Grand Prix postponed due to global pandemic
Athlone Institute of Technology has announced the formal postponement of the annually hosted Grand Prix, planned for February 2021, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
O Fatharta’s U20’s look to taste All-Ireland success
Dónál Ó’Fatharta will lead his young charges into an All-Ireland u20 final this Saturday afternoon against Dublin in what will be a curtain raiser to the senior final between Mayo and Dublin. (2.15pm throw-in)
Gaule’s way as dogged Kilkenny deny Galway back to back titles
It’s hard to come away empty-handed from an empty stadium, but that’s what happened to Galway’s senior camogie players on Saturday night when they handed over their title to Kilkenny in a keenly-fought encounter at Croke Park. For an hour, they had seen the endeavour of the Kilkenny midfield snuff out a decent supply of ball into Galway’s deadly forwards who had set out for a repeat of the goal-fest that sparked last year’s victory.
Connacht and Bristol go head-to-head in Champions Cup Christmas cracker
Andy Friend’s Connacht and Pat Lam’s Bristol go head-to-head in a showdown which will determine which team is likely to progress in the newly structured Champions Cup this Covid season.
Galway sports groups and clubs to benefit under Minority Sport and Activity Fund
A total of €22,000 has been allocated by the Galway City Council to 11 groups and clubs in the city under the Minority Sport and Activity Fund.
Back where we belong after toppling Tipp'
I predicted/gauged that Mayo would beat Tipperary by four, at one stage it looked like it could be 44, it ended up being 13 in what was as bizarre an All-Ireland semi final as we are likely to see.
SockerClub Season 2 has arrived
It is the moment for which football fans all over the globe have been waiting; the big kick off for Season 2 of SockerClub.
Time for female sport to be respected by those who promote it
I hope that no other girl who goes on to play football or camogie or soccer or whatever sport for her club, her parish, her county, her country is ever made feel the way that the Galway ladies team felt when they made their way down from Dublin last Sunday evening. On Sunday morning last when I heard that this talented Galway team, the second best in Ireland last year, top top athletes, were being asked to make a mad dash from one place to another to play a game of such importance at a time earlier than they expected, I felt it was utter madness and would end in frustration.
