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Maigh Cuilinn return corribside this Saturday night for a pivotal home clash against Drogheda Wolves at the University of Galway Kingfisher.

Maigh Cuilinn is to get its long awaited bus shelter with work due to start on the project from next week, according to local councillor and Independent Ireland candidate for Galway West, Noel Thomas. He said that he had spoken directly to the contractor who had confirmed that they would be onsite.

Maigh Cuilinn face a key challenge this Saturday as they look to regroup from a dramatic overtime loss in the National Cup and refocus on their league campaign, hosting Malahide at the University of Galway Sports Arena (7:30 pm tip-off).

Connemara basketball fans are in for a treat this weekend as Maigh Cuilinn prepares to host their opening National Cup game in Spórtlann Mhichael Mhóir, Leitir Móir, against the formidable Portlaoise Panthers. Tip-off is set for this Saturday at 7pm.

This weekend, Maigh Cuilinn will aim to get back on track as they take on the high-scoring Killarney Cougars in a somewhat novel venue for their home game—Spórtlann Mhichael Mhóir, Leitir Móir.

After a well deserved victory against Limerick Sport Eagles in their season opener, Maigh Cuilinn will look to build on their winning momentum as they face Limerick Celtics this Saturday in Crescent College, Limerick.

Saturday October 5 saw the inaugural Ciara Bowden Memorial Tournament in Maigh Cuilinn. Hosted by the U14 LGFA coaches and management, the memorial blitz was to commemorate a truly loved and missed teammate. Ciara’s mum Úna and younger sister Saoirse were also remembered on the day.

Plans for a Women’s Shed in the Moycullen area are gathering pace and set to become to fruition next month.

Sherry Fitzgerald is delighted to bring this stunning five bed detached, westerly facing dormer bungalow that is set on a mature site of approx. 0.55 acre.

There's definitely something in the water around Moycullen these times, especially in the realms of women's sport. If it's not Julie Ann Russell firing it into the French net; or Fiona Murtagh sweeping up French waters, it's the example being set by the all-energy captain of the Galway senior ladies team inspiring her side to this weekend's decider at Croke Park.