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O'Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers presents to the market for sale an excellent semidetached home in the popular residential suburb of Knocknacarra. Situated in White Oaks just off of the Clybaun Road, this development offers a family friendly environment with ample green space.

Belfast beckons for the Maigh Cuilinn Super League basketballers this weekend as they head north for a clash with a Belfast Star team that last weekend lost its four-game winning streak to table-toppers DBS Eanna in Dublin.

County Galway may not have a contestant on the new season of Glór Tíre, but Galwegians will be enormously influential in who goes on to win the title of Ireland’s Glór Tíre Country Music champion.

What a year for Sarsfields - winning the club All-Ireland in March, the league and championship titles in Galway, and now their second All-Ireland crown.

Sarsfields will look to make in back-to-back All Ireland Senior Club Camogie titles on Saturday when they take on Loughgeil Shamrocks from Antrim at 6.30pm in Croke Park.

This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a large three bedroom semidetached home in the highly regarded Woodview Court estate, located off the Shangort Road in Knocknacarra.

O’Donnellan Joyce auctioneers is offering for sale a spacious semidetached residence in the popular Knocknacarra suburb of Galway.

Commenting on the most recent CSO Residential Property Price Index for September, IPAV, the Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers, says the slowing rate of increase in prices mirrors IPAV’s own findings in its six monthly barometer of prices achieved by auctioneers and is likely to continue for the remainder of the year.

O’Connells Pub, Galway City are celebrating after winning Best Outdoor Pub Space Award having been judged champion from a field of 61 regional winners at a Gala Awards Ceremony in the Round Room at The Mansion House, Dublin.

It is fairly certain that rugby football was being played in Galway before the formation of the IRFU, but the lack of surviving minutes of meetings or records makes it difficult to pinpoint the actual beginnings of some clubs. We know that in 1886 there were four clubs in existence, Queen’s College (now UG), The Grammar School, Galway Town, and Old Galwegians. These latter two clubs amalgamated in the 1909/10 season and called themselves Galway Town. They were a successful club. World War I and its aftermath ruled out competitive rugby but in the resumption, in 1921/22 they again won the senior cup and then, for some reason, decided to change the name again, this time to Galwegians RFC.