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Moycullen’s Martin Mulkerrins travelled to Juarez in Mexico needing a good tournament performance to put him in contention for the World Players R48 handball Championship at the end of the season.

Sunday in Rose City featured the conclusion of the first Race stop of the 2023/24 season, as Galway's Martin Mulkerrins and Lucho Cordova met for the second consecutive year in the Portland final.

Moycullen handball club is on the crest of a wave. It is a little over a month since Martin Mulkerrins triumphantly returned home from Minneapolis as the World champion in the 40x20 court, the first Galway man and only the third Irish man to crowned World Number One.

Moycullen's Martin Mulkerrins has created handball history, becoming Galway and Connacht's first World Open Champion.

Galway's Martin Mulkerrins returned to winning ways in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at the weekend when winning his fifth Pro-Stop handball title.

There was no joy for handballer Martin Mulkerrins on his latest tour stop in Montana, USA.

Martin Mulkerrins continues to make his mark on the WPH Pro-Tour in the United States.

Moycullen's Martin Mulkerrins has claimed handball's Pro Players' Championship crown in the United States after overcoming defending champion Killian Carrol from Boston.

Saturday is a big day for Galway handballer Martin Mulkerrins, who will contest the senior singles 60x30 decider. It is the Moycullen man's first appearance in the big alley final, and he is bidding to bridge an 80-year gap when the last Galway winner, Michael Walsh, won the title in 1940.

In 1978, RTE was on strike for some time which meant the repair shop in O’Connor TV had nothing to do, so John O’Sullivan and friends built a 30-watt transmitter and this prompted Tom O’Connor, John O’Sullivan, and Eamonn Geary to get together and set up a pirate radio station called Independent Radio Galway. Their studio was in an attic in the courtyard behind Cahill’s shop in William Street, and when this space became too small, they moved to a larger room over Garavans, where Johnny Waldron’s Joke Shop is today. The 199 metre aerial ran from the top of Glynns to the top of Gleesons. Their furniture consisted of two tables, a few chairs, the home-made transmitter, two turntables, and a few minor pieces of equipment.