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No 38 Colmcille Road is a charming ready-to-occupy modernised home with off street parking to the front for two vehicles, side access, and a private west facing rear garden which is not overlooked. Located close to UHG, NUIG, and a 10 minute stroll to the city centre, the house has benefited from recent upgrade with external cladded insulation, double glazed windows, solid timber flooring, and Nest remote controls for water, heating, and alarm.

Now that GAA club games are being played again, we thought to show you the county champions of 1936, Wolfe Tones. They were a city based team who also won the championship in 1941 but after that they seemed to fade out. Another city team of the period, Galway Gaels, who were champions in 1930, also faded out in the 1940s. Maybe some of the members of both clubs joined Father Griffins which was founded in 1948.

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St Brigid’s of Loughrea dashed the double dreams of Loreto College, Kilkenny, with a second-half rally to claim the O’Neills All-Ireland post primary senior A camogie champions by 2-6 to 0-9.

An interesting Leinster Intermediate Football final is scheduled for Cusack Park on Sunday as Athlone face Meath outfit Ratoath at 2pm.