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Corcoran's goal seals win for Galway
The Galway Senior camogie team recorded back-to-back victories in the Very Camogie League's division 1A after they overcame a tough test against Clare in front of a great crowd in Kilbeacanty on Saturday, winning by 1-14 to 0-13.
Slevin on fire as Galway get league campaign off to cracking start
Kate Slevin kicked the final five points as Galway began their Lidl National Football League Division 1 campaign with an impressive win over Donegal at Tuam Stadium.
Joe Young’s aerated waters
Joseph Young was appointed manager of Messrs Thomas Tracey’s Mineral Water Works and Licensed Premises in Mary Street after the death of Thomas Tracey. He later married the niece of Mrs Tracey, Miss Edith O’Connor of Clifden, and Mrs Tracey signed over the works to Joe Young on the marriage.
Runners, joggers and walkers get ready for annual GOAL Mile
On your marks! The traditional Goal Mile returns to the city and county
Double delight for Galway's ladies football teams
Two Galway teams are through the this year's currentaccount.ie All-Ireland Club Championship finals.
Pub Post idea gets stamp of approval at city launch
Mike Fitzpatrick of Bullet Design is a constant innovator who has come up with a whole plethora of ideas, applications and designs over the decades. So in a sense, it was entirely appropriate that his latest one came up while he was enjoying a few leisurely pints in one of the city’s fine hostelries.
Credit Unions are the most trusted financial institutions in the country
Credit Unions top the list of financial service providers in terms of consumer confidence, with over half of respondents (51%) to a new survey by Peopl Insurance reporting a high level of trust in the financial institution, compared to 39% of people who would place this same level of trust in An Post, and 18% who feel the same about traditional banks.
Legacy of Galway 2020 lives in new drumming programme in the county
A county-wide drum programme linking children, young people and adults is set to commence next month.
Captain Gallagher – Highwayman
Nineteen-year-old Anthony Gallagher was hanged on the Green in Castlebar on 29 August 1818. In 2018, I spent time at the National Archives searching for Gallagher while researching my history of prisons and capital punishment in County Mayo (Anatomy of a County Gaol).