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Below is a group-by-group preview of the Senior A and B hurling competitions, and a few predictions on each group.

O’Donnellan & Joyce presents to the market this superb four bedroom, three bathroom detached bungalow, ideally located in the highly sought-after area of Tonroe, Oranmore – one of Galway’s premium addresses.

Galway-based software company Channel Mechanics was proud to announce the successful completion of their 2024 “Peaks to Plunge” Charity Challenge, surpassing their €50,000 fundraising target in support of SCCUL Sanctuary, a Clarinbridge-based organization offering therapeutic retreat days for individuals facing serious health conditions or life challenges. The funds will be instrumental in helping SCCUL Sanctuary expand its facilities in 2025, including the construction of a new sanctuary room overlooking its sensory gardens.

O'Donnellan & Joyce is offering to the market this dormer style detached bungalow with three bedrooms and one bathroom on a large site in the prime locality of Moyveela, Oranmore.

After 150 minutes split over two games, Clarinbridge were eventually crowned the Windows and Rooflights LTD Senior B Champions when they overcame Salthill/Knocknacarra in Gort on Sunday after two periods of extra time.

O’Donnellan & Joyce is offering to the market this substantial detached property with five bedrooms and four bathrooms on a large site in the prime locality of Moyveela, Oranmore.

St. Thomas’ steadfast determination to etch their name on the Tommy Moore cup for the second time will face a severe test on Sunday afternoon in Croke Park when they take on Leinster champions O’Loughlin Gaels from Kilkenny in the All-Ireland senior hurling club final, which throws in at 1.30pm.

As communities in the coastal towns of Kinvara and Clarinbridge rally to support one another following the devastating blow to buildings and infrastructure, the question facing affected residents and business owners is ‘how will we rebuild’?

Communities are made up of many factors. The teams that represent us. The societies we form for the betterment of us all. The hostelries where we gather in sorrow and joy...and the businesses that light up our streets; that sponsor our football teams, that give employment to our teenagers, that provide us with the goods and services we need.

As communities in the coastal towns of Kinvara and Clarinbridge rally to support one another following the devastating blow to buildings and infrastructure, the question facing affected residents and business owners is ‘how will we rebuild’?