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Galway United  9 Kerry FC 1 History was made in Eamonn Deacy Park last Friday night as Galway United scored nine goals in a game for the first time ever as they handed a hopelessly naïve Kerry FC side with the mother and father of all beatings. The visitors were incredible 22/1 outsiders with some […]

Groove Tube with Cian O’Connell Limerick five-piece Dylan Flynn and the Dead Poets have cemented their huge reputation among Irish alternative pop artists over the course of the last few years. Amassing over 400,000 Spotify streams and playing headline shows all over the country, they have long been touted as one of the country’s fastest […]

By Kevin Egan The old adage states that those who do not learn their history are doomed to repeat it, but that has never really rang true in the GAA. For some who grow up in a club, school or county with a tradition of success, learning and appreciating the history of that unit can […]

By Eanna O’Reilly The Galway senior camogie team will look to record their third win in division 1A of the National League, when they welcome Dublin to Duggan Park, Ballinasloe on Saturday (2pm). Cathal Murray’s side recovered impressively from a heavy opening round defeat to Tipperary to record victories over All-Ireland champions Kilkenny, and then […]

FARMERS have been strongly advised this week to diligently check out all safety, insurance and liability issues before embarking on construction projects on their yards and farms. The issue has been brought into focus over recent weeks with two men appearing in court in Co. Clare following a fatal farm accident in January, 2021. The […]

GARDAÍ are investigating another burglary in the North Galway area which occurred over the weekend when a business premises was broken into. The raid occurred in the early hours of Monday morning last (March 13) at a pub and shop in the village of Castleblakeney. A back window of the premises was smashed to gain […]

Homeless charities are braced a flood of eviction notices in Galway when the Government’s ban on ‘notices to quit’ is lifted this April. Galway Simon Community has warned that the lifting of the moratorium’s protections for tenants will come when supply has dried-up, as emergency accommodation providers such as hotels and guesthouses will want to […]

1923 Post office raids A series of wholesale raids on unprotected Connemara sub-post offices are reported. Lettermore and Cashel offices were raided and robbed on Friday night. Carraroe, Costello and Kilkerrin were also visited by armed men and any money and stamps available were taken. The sums abstracted from these offices vary from £20 to […]

University of Galway Maree secured top-seeding for the post-season play-offs as a dominant final quarter saw them swat side the challenge of UCC Demons in a game that came close to being abandoned by the officials due to the abusive behaviour of some of the visiting fans, with one person linked to the Cork club […]

PROPOSALS put forward by the Dept. of Agriculture to push back payment dates for a range of agricultural support schemes have been greeted ‘with dismay’ by the IFA and a Galway TD. East Galway Independent TD, Sean Canney, said it was ‘unbelievable’ at a time of such increased costs for farmers that the Dept. were […]