Galway swimmer continues top form in Canada

Thu, Aug 14, 2014

Salthill's Andrew Moore is celebrating winning gold at the at Canadian Age Groups Swimming Championships in Winnepeg.

The Bish fifth year student won the 200m breaststroke and also took bronze in the 400m IM (age 16) at Canadian event, while finishing as a finalist in his other three events - 6th (100m breaststroke); 7th (200m IM) and 8th (50m breaststroke). He was also a member of the Irish 4 x 100m medley relay (16-18) that finished sixth overall.

Minor hurlers outsiders to topple Limerick in semi-final

Thu, Aug 14, 2014

The Galway minor hurlers,. under the guidance of Mattie Murphy, head to Dublin on Sunday to take on highly-rated Limerick in the All-Ireland semi-final (1.30pm).

Ward praises Galway’s mental strength

Thu, Aug 14, 2014

Galway senior camogie manager Tony Ward is delighted with his side’s extra-time victory over Clare last weekend, and in particular their reaction to adversity.

GAA Fixtures

Thu, Aug 14, 2014

Football Fixtures
Thursday 14 Aug

On your marks for this year’s Kearney Cycles Streets of Galway

Thu, Aug 07, 2014

The 29th running of the Streets of Galway 8K road-race will take place at 7pm on Saturday.

Dunne urges players to become more ruthless

Thu, Aug 07, 2014

Disappointed with last Friday's unfortunate defeat to Shelbourne, Galway FC will be keen to summon a positive response tomorrow when visiting Ferrycarrig Park for a crucial SSE Airtricity League first division encounter with Wexford Youths.

Galway squads prepare for European Championships

Thu, Aug 07, 2014

Two of the seven Irish international squads for the upcoming European Touch Rugby Championships hail from Galway.

Club football championship

Thu, Aug 07, 2014

The next round of the club football championship games take place Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

The game between St James and Micheal Breathnachs tomorrow evening is one that promises to be a cracker and is a game everyone wants to see.

New head coach for Wegians

Thu, Aug 07, 2014

Galwegians has appointed former Leinster junior club coach Matt Dillon as the new head coach for the 2014/15 season.

Dillon will partner Connacht legend John Muldoon to coach the Glenina outfit in its first year back in division 1B following promotion last year.

Galway footballers face a long road ahead

Thu, Aug 07, 2014

Progress has been made by the Galway footballers over the past few months, and their performances have improved since the league, but based on their 1-20 to 2-10 defeat to Kerry last Sunday in Dublin, the road ahead is still long and winding.

Galway need to adapt to the blanket defence

Thu, Aug 07, 2014

After conceding 3-14 to Mayo, 4-12 to Tipperary, and 1-20 to Kerry in three consecutive championship games, there can be no denying Galway have major issues at the back.

Galway FC to prepare for Shelbourne attack

Thu, Jul 31, 2014

Nine Airtricity League first division games remain for Galway FC with tomorrow's vital encounter against Shelbourne at Eamonn Deacy Park, promising to be a lively affair.

Galway U 16s claim Connacht crown

Thu, Jul 31, 2014

Galway u16 girls claimed the Connacht title in Charlestown on Sunday last but were made fight all the way by a determined Roscommon side. The Rossies played with the wind in the first half but it was Galway that started the better and were two points up inside three minutes, with points from Riona Ni Fhlatharta and Leanne Coen.

Galway WFC to face UCD Waves

Thu, Jul 31, 2014

Galway WFC will travel to Dublin on Sunday August 24 on the opening day of the season to play UCD Waves in the WNL.

Results of Athenry Golf Club’s 18 hole competition

Thu, Jul 31, 2014

The 18 hole open single stableford competition at Athenry Men’s Club on Tuesday resulted in Sean O’Connell coming first with (90) 43 points, Gabriel Lally in second place with (8) 42 points, gross Shane Divilly with (5) 33 points, and Dara Murphy in third with (19) 41 points.

Three key battles for Sunday’s clash with Kerry

Thu, Jul 31, 2014

Paul Conroy (Galway) vs Aidan O' Mahony (Kerry)
Conroy has been in very good form for Galway over the past two games. The team captain has linked play very well up front and did really well at full-forward against Ger Cafferkey in the Connacht final.

Galway minor hurlers qualify for All-Ireland semi-final

Thu, Jul 31, 2014

The Galway minor hurlers qualified for the All-Ireland semi-final, where they will face Limerick, when they defeated Ulster champions Antrim by 2-20 to 0-9 last weekend at Kingspan Breffni Park.

Mattie Murphy's charges led by 1-9 to 0-6 at half-time before eventually coasting to a 17-point victory.

Galway need to increase intensity to compete with Kerry

Thu, Jul 31, 2014

The Galway senior footballers will head to Croke Park this weekend for their All-Ireland quarter-final clash with Kerry (2pm) knowing that they will have to considerably increase their intensity and work-rate all over the field if they are going to stop Kerry playing the free-flowing football that ripped Cork to shreds in the Munster final.

Road To Riches earns Meade first Plate

Thu, Jul 31, 2014

Road To Riches earned trainer Noel Meade a first ever win in thetote.com Galway Plate as the seven-year-old ran out a bloodless winner of the feature race on the third day of the Galway Festival at Ballybrit under talented 7lb-claimer Shane Shortall. There were several casualties in the valuable handicap chase as Shortall opted to keep his mount in a prominent position throughout the two-and-three-quarter-mile contest. Lord Ben kept 14-1 shot Road To Riches company for most of the race, but lost his pitch at the business end as the Meade inmate, owned by Gigginstown House Stud, cruised away from the field in the closing stages. It was a chance ride for Shortall, who picked up the mount after Ger Fox broke his collarbone in a fall at Wexford on Friday. Pictured above Shane Shortall celebrates after crossing the line; while below President Michael D Higgins presents Shane with the TheTote.com Galway Plate.

Galway FC to make a statement against Cobh

Thu, Jul 24, 2014

With two home SSE Airtricity League First Division games imminent for Galway FC, Tommy Dunne will be hoping his team can make a positive statement of intent against Cobh Ramblers at Eamonn Deacy Park tomorrow evening.

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