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The stakes are getting higher for Connacht as they head into this evening's European quarter-final against English premiership side Sale at the AJ Bell Stadium (7.45pm) and coach Andy Friend insists his side will continue to push the boundaries.

On Sunday April 14 some of Ireland's most powerful athletes will descend on the city of Galway. Competing in famed strength events such as the max deadlift and Atlas Stones, competitors will push themselves to their physical limits to earn the right to call themselves Ireland's Strongest Woman for 2019. One such competitor is Michelle Guthrie.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers launched its Wild Atlantic Way April auction on Thursday last and viewers were out in force at open viewings on Saturday. There was a particularly strong turnout for the Galway city properties, particularly Pax House at No 56 Upper Newcastle, along with No 18 Davis Road, Shantalla, and No 2 Devon Mews. The April auction will take place in the Harbour Hotel, New Dock Road, Galway, on Holy Thursday, April 18, at 11am and promises to be an exciting sale, with a wide variety of properties going under the hammer.

The final month of the Basketball Ireland Men’s Superleague season was something of a mixed bag for Moycullen, but in the end they survived to fight another season in the top tier.

The stakes are getting higher for Connacht as they head into tomorrow evening's European quarter-final against English premiership side Sale at the AJ Bell Stadium (7.45pm).

The season hots up for Connacht this evening in the first of four remaining Pro14 Championship conference games that will determine the club's seasonal ambitions.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers has just launched its Wild Atlantic Way April auction. Buyers will be out in force to view the incredible selection of properties going under the hammer. The auction is set for Thursday April 18 in the Harbour Hotel, New Dock Road, Galway, and will feature an exceptional variety of properties from family homes to prime investments.

The season hots up for Connacht tomorrow evening in the first of four remaining Pro14 Championship conference games that will determine the club's seasonal ambitions.

The first regular public transport service in Galway was run by the Galway and Salthill Tramway Company which started business on October 1, 1879, and by 1885 was being used by in excess of 105,000 passengers per year. During World War I, most of the company’s best horses were commandeered by the British Army and there was more and more competition from motorised vehicles, so the tramway ceased trading in April 1918.