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Bohermore/Grealishtown, 1950
This aerial photograph shows the main road into and out of town – An Bóthar Mór – c1950. You can see the end of the terraces, the hat factory and to the right, Grealishtown.
United should fancy themselves at Shels
At times, Galway United were taught a lesson last Friday night against Bohs. Tomorrow night, they face a similarly difficult assignment.
Big tests keep coming for United
Galway United came out of a busy bank holiday weekend with plenty of pride and two points to show for their efforts at home to St Pat’s and away to Derry City.
United face mammoth task on return to Terryland
After somehow coming up short against the league’s bottom team, Galway United host its top team tomorrow night in Eamonn Deacy Park.
United's resolve to be tested as they tackle league leaders
Galway United face arguably their most difficult test of the season to date as they travel to Dalymount Park tomorrow night to take on the league leaders.
New boys spark encouragement ahead of tricky Pats encounter
A sting still lingers from the conclusion of last Friday night’s opening game in Eamonn Deacy Park. United were bright and brave but didn’t get the rub of the green. Instead, Drogheda whisked away all three points thanks to an injury-time winner.
Tasks do not get any easier for Donohue's young bulls
Galway's National Hurling League campaign continues this Saturday against last season's All-Ireland runners-up Cork at Pearse Stadium.
Iconic venue enters fourth decade with exciting programme
As the Town Hall Theatre enters its fourth decade, it is worth pausing to reflect on just how fortunate Galway is to have such a remarkable cultural home at the heart of the city. Few buildings anywhere can claim a history as layered, or a present as vibrant.
Iconic venue enters fourth decade with exciting programme
As the Town Hall Theatre enters its fourth decade, it is worth pausing to reflect on just how fortunate Galway is to have such a remarkable cultural home at the heart of the city. Few buildings anywhere can claim a history as layered, or a present as vibrant.
