Connacht head coach Pete Wilkins.

Rugby

Connacht look to combat Bulls’ physicality as URC resumes at Dexcom

Thu, Nov 28, 2024

Connacht return to Dexcom Stadium for the URC’s round seven with a visit of South Africa’s most successful team, Vodacom Bulls, on Saturday (5.30pm).

Building on over a decade of support for the GAA, eir, Ireland's largest telecommunications provider, has been announced as the official telco partner of the Camogie Association and new title sponsor of the U16 All-Ireland Camogie Championships for the next three years. Pictured at the launch in Croke Park is Galway Senior Camogie player Aoife Donohue. This partnership marks another significant milestone in eir's long-standing commitment to Irish sport, while strengthening its connections with local communities across the island of Ireland. For more information about the partnership visit eir.ie Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

GAA

Donohue a standout but pain of defeat still lingers

Thu, Nov 28, 2024

These end-of-year bashes are fun but they’re just not the same without a silver guest of honour.

Julie-Ann Russell of Galway United with the PFA Ireland Women's Player of the Year 2024 award during the PFA Ireland Awards 2024 at The College Green Hotel in Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

Soccer

Russell crowned Women's Player of the Year 2024

Thu, Nov 28, 2024

Galway United's Julie-Ann Russell, Eve Dossen, and Brendan Clarke were awarded for their contributions this season at the PFA Ireland Awards 2024.

'Nono' pictured with her son, Kenneth McHugh, at the ceremony.

Athletics

'Nono' McHugh inducted into FAI Hall of Fame

Thu, Nov 21, 2024

The Football Association of Ireland has inducted Galway native Nora 'Nono' McHugh into their Hall of Fame in recognition for her extraordinary contributions to Irish football.

Galway Motor Club President Joe Donoghue presenting the JJ Fleming Perpetual Cup to Aoife Raftery at the club’s awards on Saturday night. Photo: Eoin Stapleton/ Eye-to-Eye Photography

Other

Aoife Raftery named as Galway Motor Club’s champion driver

Thu, Nov 28, 2024

Aoife Raftery has been named as Galway Motor Club’s champion driver at the club’s annual awards presentation on Saturday night, November 23.

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