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A large rowing contingent from Galway participated across various grades in the first Grand League Regatta of the Irish Rowing season, the two-day Skibbereen event.

In 1928, Galway Urban Council prosecuted a Mr James McHugh from Bohermore for failing to comply with a notice requiring him to remove his butcher’s stall at Kingshill, Salthill, on the grounds that he had built it without authority, beyond the alignment of the adjacent houses. In fact, Mr McHugh had already sent the council a letter requesting permission to build the stall but those on the council were not yet aware of their powers at the time, and their solicitors had advised them that they, the council, did not have any control over the erection of such structures. Though they did not approve of the stall, they had failed to notify Mr McHugh. The case went in and out of court but the stall stayed where it was.

The John West Féile na nGael proved to be a successful one for Galway handball clubs with victories in the one wall and four wall competitions.

The Salthill Knocknacarra U14 camogie team reached the All Ireland division3 final at Féile na Gael in Wexford last weekend. The team won six games en route to the final when they lost to Naas.

There is a massive amount of Gaelic football action in Galway this weekend.