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The decline of the flying column
In the latest of our articles focusing on the War of Independence and Civil War in and around Athlone, we follow the declining fortunes of the Athlone Brigade’s flying column between October 1920 and February 1921.
Hyperbaric oxygenation for thermal burns
Burn injuries are among the most painful and difficult to heal injuries, and unfortunately incredibly common in both adults and children.
Busy weekend for Caulfield’s charges
“Treaty is a massive game for us,” Galway United manager John Caulfield says ahead of Friday’s SSE Airtricity League first division tussle at Eamonn Deacy Park (7.45pm).
Horan focused on Farney challenge
Monaghan is firmly in the mind of Mayo manager James Horan following the draw for the first round of the All Ireland Senior Football Championship qualifiers earlier this week.
Coyne ready to go again in Croker
Mayo will be looking to make it two out of three in as many years in finals in Croke Park on Saturday, when they take on Kildare in the Christy Ring Cup final.
Mayo one step from Ring Cup final
The Mayo senior hurlers are just 70 minutes away from another Croke Park date in the Christy Ring Cup Final.
Mayo head to the byroads while Galway take the direct route
On paper and in the hours before the build-up, this game seemed to have it all. Two sides with a storied rivalry going back before the foundation of the state; both with much to prove after their last outings up in the big city, now meeting on a sun-splashed day that looked like July even if it still had the nip of Spring in the air when a cloud circled overhead and 25,000 partisan fanatics packed in to watch battle on the freshly laid turf in the old colosseum on MacHale Road.
Connacht wary of Sharks' bite in bid for South African slam
Three down and one to go - Connacht are looking for a clean sweep of South Africa's URC teams this season when they face the Cell C Sharks in Durban on Saturday (4pm).
Henshaw extends current IRFU and Leinster contract
Coosan native, Robbie Henshaw has extended his IRFU and Leinster Rugby contract to July 2025.
Nothing beats a local rivalry - let the games begin
There's nothing quite like a Mayo versus Galway championship encounter to whet the appetite for championship football. Rivalries have come and gone in other provinces, the likes of Meath and Dublin in Leinster and Cork and Kerry in Munster are no longer as appealing as they once were because of the dominance and stranglehold that Dublin and Kerry possess within their provinces.
