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Craughwell steal the show at National Novice Cross Country
On a dramatic day in Navan last Sunday, at the National Novice and Unvene Ages Cross Country championships, Craughwell athletes stole the show with a fantastic team win in the hugely competitive Men’s race over 6km. William Fitzgerald of Craughwell made it a double celebration as he raced home to a superb silver medal after always being at the front of affairs in an enthralling race won by Michael Murphy of Tullamore.
McStay wins international selection after taking national title
Thomas McStay was Galway's best athlete at the recent National Cross-Country Championships which moved to Donegal after a 23-year absence.
Galway’s Fallon and Moran take top spots in Connacht Cross Country
Two Galway athletes took senior honours at the Connacht Cross Country Championships in Drumshanbo, Co Leitrim.
Galway's McStay in action for Ireland European cross country
Galway athletes will be in action this weekend with many of Europe’s top athletes descending on Abbottstown in Dublin for the European Cross-Country Championships.
Casserly takes gold with late burst
Kathryn Casserly of GCH produced a dramatic finish to win the senior women’s race on the third and final day of the Connacht cross country season in Bushfield, Loughrea, on Sunday.
Runners delight in return to the streets
Clare's Donal Devane was the winner of the 35th edition of the Galway Clinic sponsored Streets of Galway 8k held Bank Holiday Sunday.
Mayo get over the Dubs to book another final swing
After so many near misses, bad bounces of the ball and agonising moments - Mayo saw off Dublin in the championship for the first time since 2012.
Improving Galway prepare for relegation play-off as Dubs too strong in the end
Galway footballers must now prepare for a relegation play-off against Monaghan in two weeks' time in this year's Allianz Football League.
McDonald’s Ireland contributed €6.2 million to Galway economy
McDonald’s Ireland has revealed that the company contributed €6.2 million directly to the local economy in Galway in 2017, through restaurant activity, employee salaries, and taxes.
