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An inspired performance from all 16 players used by O’Loughlin Gaels’ joint managers Mick Nolan and Andy Comerford saw O'Loughlin Gaels secure a deserved victory in the semi-final of the Kilkenny Senior Hurling Championship.

Secondary school students are being given a chance to shine with the launch of the first Supermac’s Bright Spark Awards which is seeking to identify the best business minds in Connacht. The entrepreneurial competition is a bid to find some of the best budding business minds and ideas in local schools and the competition is open to all senior cycle students including transition year, fourth year, and Leaving Certificate students.

Matt Molloy’s in Westport will be the venue for the launch of Niall Teague and the Fast Company’s new album this Sunday October 17. Teague is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist originally from Belfast, but now residing in Galway and since he moved to the west he has built quite a reputation in the music circles in the city.

Matt Molloy’s in Westport will be the venue for the launch of Niall Teague and the Fast Company’s new album on Saturday week October 17. Teague is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist originally from Belfast, but now residing in Galway and since he moved to the west he has built quite a reputation in the music circles in the city.

Frank Macken, fresh from his All-Ireland singles success of last week, added the doubles title with partner Aidan Bell in the All-Ireland golden masters’ doubles final at a packed Williamstown on Saturday afternoon last, once again facing Clare contenders Pat Donnellan and Stephen McInerney as the opening match of a two match card at the Galway venue, got off to a great start.

A member of the Travelling community who threatened to kill his cousin, due to an ongoing family feud, was before Castlebar District Court on Wednesday.

Greenfields Hockey Club secured the points in this second fixture against local rivals NUIG at Dangan on Sunday.

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The Galway City Museum will celebrate the life and work of Pádraic Ó Conaire this Saturday from 2pm.

Dorothy Hayden Cudahy, whose father was a Kilkenny native, has died aged 88. She made history as the first woman grand marshal of New York’s St Patrick’s Day parade.