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•All-Ireland Schools’ Cup semi-finals: U-16 A Girls, Calasanctius Oranmore were pipped 50 -49 by St Joseph’s Abbeyfeale, despite taking an early lead. Calasanctius struggled with the size of the Tipperary girls and were down by six at half time, but started to get the better of Abbeyfeale under the basket. Ciara Newell’s shooting brought the Oranmore side within touching distance, but Abbeyfeale just held out.

Moycullen is an area where sites are hard to come buy, and potential Moycullen dwellers are forced to look at the second hand market. Fortunately there is a good stock of homes to view. This modern, recently constructed, four bedroom dormer bungalow on a half acre site which is in good condition and with two en suite bedrooms, main bathroom, two reception rooms, and study/office to the ground floor, will tick a lot of boxes.

Pairc Na Rossa is a superb newly completed development of just 10 luxury detached homes located in the village setting of Roscahill about 10 miles from Galway city. The location is within minutes’ drive of both Moycullen and Oughterard and benefits from local amenities including church, school, pub, and playing pitches close by.

An Cearnog Nua, Moycullen get their first shot at national basketball cup honours when they face old rivals St Mary’s Castleisland in the division one showdown on Saturday (1.30pm).

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Ladies’ Division 1: Titans kept the pressure on Moycullen at the top of the table by maintaining their good form against NUIG 2. There were two other tight games in the division, with Corrib catching up with Ballinrobe in fourth position after beating them by four points. The other match in the division saw Titanides get their first win of the season.

The Galway County Council has granted planning permission for an all-weather pitch facility in the grounds of St Paul’s Secondary School, Oughterard.

O’Donnellan and Joyce continue offering wonderful properties at excellent prices in superb locations. Whether it is a ready to walk into home, a home in need of refurbishment on a large attractive site, or a semi-detached home in Newcastle, all properties come with realistic price tags and are open to offers.

The bonfires were blazing in Moycullen on Saturday night after An Cearnog Nua, Moycullen were crowned this year’s National Basketball Cup winners.

A total of €155,324,488 has been allocated to Galway City Council and Galway County Council in the National Roads Programme 2009.