St Thomas tipped to oust champions in hurling semi-final

Thu, Oct 25, 2012

St Thomas v Gort (Kenny Park 1.30pm)

Claregalway Hotel dream teams

Thu, Oct 25, 2012

The Claregalway Hotel senior and intermediate football championship dream teams for 2012 have been announced.

Two early goals stun Mullagh

Thu, Oct 25, 2012

Loughrea advanced to the penultimate stage of the senior hurling championship after defeating Mullagh in their quarter-final reply at Kenny Park on Sunday by 2-10 to 0-13.

Poor first half proves costly for Moycullen

Thu, Oct 25, 2012

Moycullen can look forward to a weekend off from Superleague action to lick their wounds before travelling to UCD to face Marian on November 3.

Greenfields celebrate club award

Thu, Oct 25, 2012

Greenfields Hockey Club has been named the Club of the Year by the Irish Hockey Association.

The award, presented at a gala dinner in Dublin on Saturday evening, followed Greenfield’s fantastic 2011/12 season when they became the first Connacht club to win a national trophy, as well as winning the Connacht senior and junior cups.

Connacht prepare for avenging Harlequins

Thu, Oct 18, 2012

Connacht are preparing for a massive backlash from English premiership champions Harlequins when Heineken Cup rugby returns to the Galway Sportsground on Saturday.

Mullagh and Loughrea replay this Sunday in Kenny Park

Thu, Oct 18, 2012

Following last weekend's exciting 1-13 to 0-16 draw in Ballinasloe, Mullagh and Loughrea must do it all again this Sunday (2.30pm) in Athenry.

Salthill/ Knocknacarra to face either Rosc or Leitrim champions

Thu, Oct 18, 2012

Salthill/Knocknacarra enjoy a 100 per cent history of success in the Connacht club championship and they will put that impressive record on the line in four weeks’ time when they face either Roscommon’s St Brigid's or Leitrim’s Melvin Gaels on Sunday November 11 in the Connacht club semi-final.

Salthill/Knocknacarra seal third county title with last quarter flourish

Thu, Oct 18, 2012

The secret to winning a county final is to have a few players who really step up to the mark and produce the goods on the big day. And if a few of them are scoring forwards, that is even better.

Connacht Eagles host first British & Irish Cup fixture tomorrow

Thu, Oct 18, 2012

Dubarry Park will host the first home fixture of the Connacht Eagles tomorrow evening (7.45pm) when English outfit Newcastle visit for the second round of the B&I Cup.

In Connacht’s first entry into this competition, the Eagles, coached by Nigel Carolan, will face current pool leaders Newcastle in pool four, which also boasts Cross Keys.

Corofin collect minor crown

Thu, Oct 18, 2012

Brian Murphy's Corofin minors upset the odds last weekend when they preoduced an impressive 2-8 to 0-10 victory over Salthill/Knocknacarra in the county minor football final at Pearse Stadium.

Tough opening for Galway’s new u-21 side

Thu, Oct 18, 2012

The combined NUIG-Corinthians u-21 rugby team created history on Saturday with its first foray in the South/West u-21 League on Saturday.

Their visiting opponents Garryowen, however, proved too strong for the new Galway oufit, and completely dominated the game, and led by 25 - 3, with the home side’s only points coming from the boot of outhalf Daithi Joyce.

Ballinasloe returns to intermediate ranks

Thu, Oct 18, 2012

One of the best games for entertainment and end-to-end action of the entire weekend took place last Saturday in Pearse Stadium in the county Junior A replay where Ballinasloe beat Clifden 2-16 to 4-9.

Oscar Traynor resumes

Thu, Oct 18, 2012

The new Oscar Traynor season kicks off with a friendly against the Defence Forces International Squad at Eamonn Deacy Park on Tuesday October 23 (7pm).

Moycullen boosted by return of experienced duo

Thu, Oct 18, 2012

Moycullen’s preparations for their second home game of the 2012/13 Superleague season received a welcome boost this week with the news that side-lined starters Salva Camps and Cian Nihill are likely to return to action on Saturday.

Mary’s advance

Thu, Oct 18, 2012

St Mary’s College, Galway, have advanced to the second round of two National Cup basketball tournaments.

On Friday at home, St Mary’s edged both the u-16 and u-19 first round draws against Belvedere College and Ard Scoil Ris. The u-16s will now enjoy another home draw against Presentation Bray in a week’s time, while the u-19s face a difficult trek to Belfast to face one of the top schools in the country, St Malachy’s.