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It was heartbreak for Tommy Larkins as Loughrea's experience told as they sealed a historic third successive senior hurling championship crown.

What could the sprawling urban surrounds of Salthill and Knocknacarra and the rural uplands of the Slieve Aughty Mountains possibly have in common?

Caragh Precision wishes the Loughrea Senior Hurlers the very best of luck in the Senior Club Hurling Championship Final on Sunday.

Neasa Ni Ainifein won the women’s title at the IUAA Cross Country Championships in Dundalk last Saturday in a dominant performance from the University of Galway athlete.

A FATHER who was issued double fines for having two sons unsecured in the back of his car was told by a Judge that he was lucky to be dealing with a decent Guard when one of the fines was withdrawn.

A YOUNG man who pleaded with a Judge to deal with the very serious motoring offences he faced, despite the fact that he was not legally represented due to the ongoing solicitors’ strike, was strongly advised not to do so by the Judge.

Four teams remain standing in the race for the Tom Callanan Cup, with defending champions Loughrea continuing their pursuit of a third successive county title and Clarinbridge, Tommy Larkins and Craughwell all hoping to bring that remarkable run to an end.

The race for the Tom Callanan Cup reaches the quarter-final stage this weekend, with the four group winners re-entering the fray alongside four teams already battle-hardened from surviving the first hurdle in do-or-die hurling.

The final round of the Galway Senior Hurling Championship arrives with plenty still at stake, from direct quarter-final or preliminary quarter-final qualification to the less appealing prospect of entering the relegation series.

After an opening round dominated by tight finishes, Round 2 offers several teams an early opportunity to take control of their groups in the Galway Senior Hurling Championship.