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Q: I’ve been offered six months in a company where I would really like to build a long-term career. It is a temporary project with a September deadline. Once that’s over, I’ll be gone. Any tips for how I can make a name for myself and possibly stay on after the six months now that I have my leg in the door? (AR, Email)

The Galway People of the Year Awards 2020 presentation night which was postponed on a number of occasions due to Covid was finally held last weekend alongside a Gala Banquet and awards presentation in the Galway Bay Hotel.

The big question every Mayo supporter is asking this week and the biggest topic of debate amongst the Mayo faithful - all circulates around one thing. Do Mayo actually want to play in a league final?

Q: I’m going for an interview in my own company next week. I’ve been working here for ten years and, to be honest, I have been kept down by my boss, despite my best efforts to get involved in various initiatives. She has now retired, and I fear that in the interview I will be asked why I haven’t made more of an impact on my department over the year. The reality is I couldn’t really get a look-in, but will that reason cut it in the interview? (CD, email).

As the All County Football League approaches the midway point of the campaign, local senior football clubs have experienced mixed results as thoughts turn towards achieving early season goals prior to the start of championship season.

The Galway footballers will be playing division one football in 2023 after securing an immediate return to the top flight with a game to spare.

It was a tough decision for Lisa Fallon to make. A productive stint with Galway United meant a solid foundation had been established by John Caulfield and his backroom staff, but a chance to work for FIFA’s high performance department was available for Fallon.

Saturday at Eamonn Deacy Park was chiefly about Galway WFC's resilience. Five minutes before the break after DLR Waves had just hit the front and Galway WFC's excellent captain Savannah McCarthy was stretchered off, the home team appeared to be in some bother.

It has been an encouraging opening to the 2022 campaign for Martin Devlin’s Galway United U17s.

Back in the summer of 2019, operating with a severely restricted budget former Galway United manager Alan Murphy had to be resourceful.