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Tracking the demographics of participation to prepare for the future

Mayo GAA is coming off the back of one their most successful decades on the field, claiming All Ireland titles at minor and u21 level, six Connacht senior titles, a National League win and five All Ireland final appearances.
Shauna Fox delighted to captain Galway WFC

Shauna Fox is delighted to be appointed Galway WFC captain for the 2021 season.
Sideline Chat with Vinny Faherty

One of Galway's best known soccer players, Faherty enjoyed a lengthy career that earned him selection for the Republic of Ireland at various levels, and taken him to Australia and Cyprus. Faherty is a prolific goalscorer - the third highest scorer in Galway United's history.
SIDELINE CHAT with Seán Ó Domhnaill

Seán Ó Domhnaill All Ireland Gaelic football winner with Galway 1998 and 2001 Club: An Cheathrú Rua. Age 46.
Danno, the quintessential Galwegian

He was one of those people who was known to all by just the one name, Danno, and that was not even his actual name. He was born Francis Brendan Heaslip in Knocknacarra in 1938. Because he looked very like a boxing champion of the times, Danno O’Mahoney, he was given the nickname and it stuck. He was one of six siblings born to Joe Heaslip from Cork and Maureen O’Donoghue from Tuam; Minnie, Jimmy, Michael, Danno, Helen, and Phil. They lived in Lenaboy Gardens in Salthill,.
SPORTS SHORTS
GPA’s 2021 Rookie Camp
Gavin seeking to positively impact professional football surrounds
Recently turned 18 years of age, Dylan Gavin has much to celebrate on his journey to being a successful professional footballer.
Time for female sport to be respected by those who promote it

I hope that no other girl who goes on to play football or camogie or soccer or whatever sport for her club, her parish, her county, her country is ever made feel the way that the Galway ladies team felt when they made their way down from Dublin last Sunday evening. On Sunday morning last when I heard that this talented Galway team, the second best in Ireland last year, top top athletes, were being asked to make a mad dash from one place to another to play a game of such importance at a time earlier than they expected, I felt it was utter madness and would end in frustration.