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John’s Scally’s new book 101 Great GAA Controversies details the controversies in a rivalry that developed between Roscommon and Armagh.

The Connacht Hotel is raising funds for its chosen charity partner of the year for 2023, Galway Hospice.

Galway athletes once again came away with a substantial medal haul at the National Juvenile Indoor Championships held at the weekend.

John West continues its sponsorship of the GAA’s U15 annual Féile Peile na nÓg (football) and Féile na nGael (camogie and hurling) competitions until 2025.

The first musical production by a Galway Musical Society in the 20th century was ‘The Messiah’ performed by the Galway Orchestral Society in 1902 and we know, they also performed in the Court Theatre in 1903. In 1907, the Technical Choral Society was formed under the baton of Clement Leaper, headmaster of the Technical School. In 1924, Miss Mai Fogarty produced ‘The Bohemian Girl’ and later ‘The Pirates of Penzance’ but after that there was no notable musical society until the 1950’s.

A car which collided with another, killing a family of three and its own driver had travelled 2km in the wrong direction before the impact, an inquest was told this week.

A social entrepreneur from Tuam who is trying to reduce medical waste is one of a new generation of social entrepreneurs emerge to drive social change across Ireland.

Tubberclair GAA will host a fundraising race night initiative in the Dog and Duck pub, Ballykeeran, on Sunday, October 30.

Former Athlone Town goalkeeper, Anthony 'Jelly' Keenan was honoured at the recently hosted Shay 'Muscles' O'Brien tournament, during which a veritable feast of underage football graced the vast green swathe in Gainstown, the home of Mullingar Athletic.

Should the Westmeath senior footballers achieve their aspirations on Saturday evening in Croke Park, the honour of being the inaugural captain to raise the Tailteann Cup aloft will be bestowed upon Caulry club player, Kevin Maguire.