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“I'm really satisfied, the biggest thing when you turn pro in boxing is trying to keep busy,” Thomas O’Toole says about winning his first four professional fights since September.

On Friday evening at Eamonn Deacy Park Galway United's 1991 FAI Cup winning team will be honoured.

A lifetime spent in football has taught Joey Malone many lessons. More than three decades after guiding Galway United to a cherished FAI Cup success in 1991, Malone is well aware of the importance of that achievement.

Galway United will face an away clash against Bluebell United in the first round of the FAI Cup.

John Byrne’s face creases into a smile when recalling the magic of it all. The times were simple, but the game always mattered. In the Byrne household on Henry Street two prized possessions existed.

A season defining FAI Cup semi-final is on the agenda for Galway WFC, who face Shelbourne at Tolka Park on Saturday (2pm).

As a player, coach, and administrator Joe Keating has given decades of service to Galway football. Living next door to Eamonn Deacy Park means Keating remains a keen observer of the game.

Galway WFC’s Ruth Fahy believes Stephen Lally’s side, who host Shelbourne in the WNL at Eamonn Deacy Park on Saturday (2pm), has a nice combination of emerging and experienced players for the remainder of the campaign.

Another demanding away fixture awaits against Shelbourne for Galway WFC in the WNL on Saturday when Billy Clery's outfit travel to Tolka Park.

It proved to be a most disappointing Saturday afternoon in the south east for Galway WFC, who suffered a 5-0 WNL defeat against a splendid Wexford Youths outfit.