Search Results for 'football'
1746 results found.
Heavyweights primed for another final push
Four teams remain standing in the race for the Frank Fox Cup, with defending champions Maigh Cuilinn facing Annaghdown and familiar foes Salthill/Knocknacarra and Corofin colliding in this weekend’s Galway Senior Football Championship semi-finals.
Fitzmaurice appointed new Galway manager
Eamonn Fitzmaurice has been announced as the new Galway senior football manager for a three-year term.
Moyne Villa win Sports Champion award
Moyne Villa Football Club won the Circular Sports Champion category at the Full Circle Awards on September 17.
THE FULL FORWARD: Familiar foes collide in last eight
The race for the Frank Fox Cup reaches the quarter-final stage this weekend with four intriguing ties, three of which are repeats of group meetings from only 12 months ago.
Boost for Galway tourism as college football fans head to Ireland
Galway City is set to benefit from a welcome tourism boost this week as thousands of American college football fans travel to Ireland for the Aer Lingus College Football Classic in Dublin.
Galway clubs brace for exciting new chapter
The inaugural FAI National League season gets underway this Saturday. For Mervue United and Salthill Devon it signifies the beginning of an exciting new era.
THE FULL FORWARD: Final round has plenty at stake
The final round of group games in the Galway Senior Football Championship arrives with plenty still to be decided across all four groups.
Opportunity to strike significant blow for Tribeswomen
Galway United Women have become accustomed to big games in their successful seasons at the top of domestic football. Saturday’s FAI cup semi-final away to Athlone Town feels as big as any.
The Galwaywomen who dared to dream – 1975 Galway Senior Ladies' Team
There are some teams whose greatest achievement is not measured by the trophies they lifted, but by the paths they cleared for those who came after them. The Galway senior ladies' football team of 1975 belongs firmly in that category. They may not have returned home with the Brendan Martin Cup, but they carried something every bit as valuable – hope, pride and the belief that Galway women deserved their place on the biggest stage of Gaelic football.
