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In a season decorated with comprehensive wins and classy performances, Galway WFC U19s ultimately relied on character to defeat DLR Waves in Sunday’s cup final at Eamonn Deacy Park.

"It has been an amazing week, to have three fixtures in such a short space of time, to win them all was really important for us," Galway WFC U19 manager Phil Trill says.

Galway WFC’s last game of the WNL season is a demanding away fixture against title chasing Peamount United on Saturday evening (7.30pm).

Another vibrant display ensured Galway United U14s gleaned the national league title following a fine win over Shamrock Rovers at Lissywollen on Saturday evening.

With four clubs to be relegated from the Galway FA premier division every single point matters so Tuam Celtic were delighted to secure the full complement of spoils following a 4-2 success over Colemanstown United.

Early on Monday afternoon Xavi Vazquez walked through Shop Street up to Eyre Square to collect an old newspaper article that was to be brought back by his father to Spain the following day.

In the west a new generation of talent is beginning to emerge and flourish. Galway WFC U19s are on the glory trail at Eamonn Deacy Park in a national cup final against DLR Waves on Sunday.

“It is a credit to the staff that we have at this club, that they are really harnessing a culture of positive and competitive development,” Galway WFC youth development manager Phil Trill says.

Gaining admirers and momentum Galway United U14s confidently cruised into the final of the league following a splendid 6-1 success over Cobh Ramblers at Eamonn Deacy Park.

Familiar faces at games at every level throughout the county, Gary Traynor and Jason Murphy are delighted to be involved with an accomplished Galway United U14 outfit alongside head coach Xavi Vazquez.