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Friday 23 October 2020
Galway WFC captain Keara Cormican on a big 2020 season, her own football journey and teaching through the Covid-19 crisis.
The government has faced significant anger over the lack of geographical diversity among senior ministers.
19-year-old Siobhán McGrath clinched their first title and ended Slaughtneil’s four-in-a-row bid.
Jack Carty and Bundee Aki are both back for Andy Friend’s side.
Roscommon champions Padraig Pearses enjoyed a successful trip to London today.
Galway are still looking for a replacement for Micheal Donoghue.
Strict new coronavirus measures have come into effect – here’s what they mean for you.
Padraic Joyce is to be recommended as the Tribesmen’s new boss.
Tuam Stars or Moycullen now await in the Galway county senior final.
A six-point success for the home side in Tuam this evening.
Three points separated the sides in Miltown Malbay this afternoon.
Turloughmore and Liam Mellows face off.
Connacht’s South African double leaves them in a strong position to challenge for the Pro14 play-offs.
There were Connacht quarter-final ties in Enniscrone and Dr Hyde Park this afternoon.
Sligo RFC continue to produce promising players to drive their AIL team and rise even further.
Johnny O’Connor is in his third spell with Connacht and ahead of today’s Pro14 season-opener, explains why he has always been drawn back to Galway.
Johnny Coen experienced that winning feeling in 2017 and wants to capitalise again this season.
Captain Tracey Leonard inspired her side to victory in today’s provincial final at MacHale Park.
A two-point victory for the Tribesmen in Tullamore.
Stephen Rochford and Kevin Walsh have unveiled their starting sides.
The Mayo manager is full of praise for their opponents Galway.
The clash of Galway and Mayo on 13 May is eagerly awaited.
Tough test for the Liam MacCarthy Cup holders in Pearse Stadium.
Elsewhere in the Mayo SFC quarter-finals, Ballintubber and Hollymount-Carramore have to do it all again.
Kyle Callan-McFadden gave Sligo Rovers the lead but Marc Ludden, Kevin Devaney and Gavin Holohan found the net for the Tribesmen.
Australian Andrew Deegan has found his feet already on Irish soil, as Connacht clash with Cardiff Blues tomorrow
Tiernan O’Halloran says there is a new energy around Connacht as they prepare to begin life under Kieran Keane.
The Randwick product will battle Jack Carty and Steve Crosbie for the number 10 shirt.
Galway’s Stephen Folan – formerly with the Bit O’Red – grabbed a leveller after Jonah Ayunga put the hosts in front.
It was a historically bad night for the Houston side.
The Portumna man is getting set for a 10th senior championship season.
Donegal’s Rosa Kelly helped her side to Lagan Cup glory at the O’Connor Cup weekend.
It’s O’Connor Cup weekend out West.
A disused four-star hotel in the Co Roscommon town is to be turned into an integration centre for (mostly Syrian) refugees.
Ruairi Lavelle and Michael Day made history in the game against Sligo.
Michael Solan guided Mayo to All-Ireland U21 football glory in 2016 – and he’s not the only high achiever in the family.
DON’T LEAVE ME, TAYTO!
Whiskey, wine and chats.
The back-rower admits that revenge will be on his team-mates’ minds when they tackle Connacht at the Sportsground on Saturday night.
Scrum-half Kieran Marmion opened the scoring for Pat Lam’s side.
The county is also hoping to host at least two international fixtures in the next four years.
AS THE COUNTRY enters Level 5 restrictions for the next six weeks, we’ll all be finding different ways to occupy our time or take a break from work.
In April and May, many people put their trainers on and went for long walks, jogs or runs. Others took a dip in the sea.
With restrictions now in place, we want to know: Do you plan to exercise more over the next six weeks?
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