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Opportunity to secure a family home in Knocknacarra
No 52 The Rise is a spacious three bedroom semidetached home with a large west facing rear garden, located in a very settled, well established area in Knocknacarra. It is close to all amenities including shops, cafes, pharmacies, primary secondary schools, creches and established bus routes.
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County footballers to start season by flaking each other for charity
The Galway senior footballers, in association with the Galway Football Supporters Club, will hold a fundraising Big Fight Night on Saturday November 28 to raise funds to go towards the squad’s costs for the forthcoming season and for MS Ireland Galway.
Galway footballers take to the ring for MS Ireland
The Galway footballers, in association with the Galway Football Supporters Club, will hold a fundraising Big Fight Night on Saturday November 28 to raise funds to go towards the squad's costs for the forthcoming season and for MS Ireland Galway
O'Shea stars as Mayo lay down a marker
Mayo continued their dominance over fiercest Connacht rivals Galway with a hard fought four point win in Salthill last Sunday. Galway, obviously reeling after four successive defeats against the green and red set the tone early on with some big hits as they let the visitors know they were not going to roll over this time around.
Mayo move past Galway challenge
Mayo made it five wins in a row in Salthill last Sunday against Galway in the first real test of the Holmes and Connelly era with a bit to spare. While the gap was only four points at full time whistle in reality, Mayo always had the Tribesmen fended off apart from a brief period at the tail end of the first-half that culminated with Gary Sice's thunderbolt of a goal.
O'Shea drives Mayo into Connacht final
It started and ended with a handbags being thrown, but in the seventy odd minutes in between Mayo did what they needed to do and saw off Galway in a sun splashed Pearse Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The main man on the day for Mayo was Aidan O’Shea who put in a show stopping performance where he tormented the Galway defence for the full seventy minutes. The big Breaffy man was hauled to the ground so often in desperation by Galway defenders that his knees will be sore for a few days from the impact of landing.
Who will Mayo face in three weeks’ time?
By Ray Silke
Footballers face a difficult test against Sligo
Galway are hot favourites next Saturday to beat Sligo in Markievicz Park (7pm) in the Connacht semi-final, but why are so many people speaking so confidently about Galway's chances this weekend?
