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Keegan demands more from his players in a crunch week
Galway United host Bray Wanderers in another important SSE Airtricity League premier division encounter at Eamonn Deacy Park tomorrow evening (7.45pm).
Relegation worries ensure a real tussle for United in Sligo
In a return to SSE Airtricity League premier division action, Galway United face an away trip to the Showgrounds on Saturday evening for a crucial encounter against Sligo Rovers following the mid season break.
Legends to line out at Eamonn Deacy on Saturday
Legends to line out at Eamonn Deacy on Saturday
Ireland stars Houghton, Whelan and McGrath to star in game to benefit local football
The clocks might very well be going forward, but at Eamonn Deacy Park in the coming days, soccer fans will have cause to go back in time as Galway United’s home turf is set to host some of the biggest stars that have ever graced Irish soccer history. when a star-studded Republic of Ireland Masters squad will take on a select Galway Legends outfit on the afternoon of April 8 in an effort to raise funds for grassroots football across the county.
The gaffer's voice — a column by Shane Keegan, Galway United manager
Losing the first game of the season at Eamonn Deacy Park was a disappointment, but tough challenges arrive thick and fast in the League of Ireland.
United must respond in Cork to opening day loss, urges Keegan
Losing the first game of the season at Eamonn Deacy Park was a disappointment, but tough challenges arrive thick and fast in the League of Ireland, according to manager Shane Keegan.
Fortune upbeat as Athlone Town gear up for new season
As the SSE Aitricity League First Division season edges closer, Athlone Town manager Colin Fortune is encouraged that the club are opting for a Midlands training base again in 2017.
Clery will head new management team at GalwayWFC
Former Galway United captain Billy Clery will head a new management team at Galway Women's FC next season.
From Rio to Rovers there’s been plenty highlights
In August all of Mayo were rooting behind one man, when Castlebar's Nicholas Quinn became the first Mayoman since 2008 to take part in the Olympic Games. The 23-year-old student won his heat in the 200m butterfly in a time of 2:11.67 but just missed out a place in the next round of the competition. He also took part in the 100m butterfly finishing fourth in his heat. The young Castlebar man returned to the county town to a hero's welcome after his efforts in Rio.