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Craughwell athlete Maeve Curley delivered a performance of a lifetime to come home 10th from 24 finishers in the 21st European Junior Championships.

Galway athletes enjoyed considerable success at recent events with the west’s talented youngsters taking centre stage.

The Galway District Court heard this week how a 26-year-old Galway man “broke down” when he saw CCTV footage of himself punching a woman in a city centre restaurant and breaking her nose.

Na Céimeanna Beaga dance group who are made up of Tommie McHale (Ballina), Louise Dunne (Westport), Ronan Kelly (Ballaghaderreen), Liadh McGrath (Pullathomas), and Jamie Reape (Enniscrone) made it through the semi-final stage on Glas Vegas, the popular talent show on TG4 last Sunday night. They are now one of the final four out of the original 900 acts who started the competition. These young dancers are having an amazing time and are attracting a lot of interest as they dazzle audiences with their intricate steps. They will have to perform two new routines and these will be devised by their teacher Sylvan Kelly of the Sylvan Kelly school of dance. You can look forward to some more breathtaking dancing during the final of the current series of Glas Vegas which will be broadcast on TG4 at 8.30pm next Sunday. The show will be repeated on Tuesday at 11pm.