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Round two of the Galway senior football championship promises to be a big weekend for plenty of teams - those disappointed with their first-round results and others who want to kick on and guarantee their progress or safety as quickly as possible.

Keane Mahony Smith are delighted to present a spacious family home overlooking a large green area.

Galway's Alan Kerins features on the latest GAA Minor Moments podcast, which is running for ten weeks over the course of the Electric Ireland Camogie and GAA Minor Championships.

It was an historic day for Salthill-Knocknacarra junior ladies produced an historic victory for the club, winning their first All-Ireland football final.

No 2 Knocknacarra Park is a two storey four-bed semi-detached home with garage and off street parking. Built in 1985, Knocknacarra Park is one of the original developments built in the area and a sought-after location.

Salthill Knocknacarra fell at the final hurdle when losing the AIB All-Ireland Intermediate Club Camogie Championship final by 5-14 to 2-6 to St Rynagh’s of Offaly in Croke Park on Sunday.

BY CIAN O’CONNELL

John Quinn has been instructed to offer for sale No 2 Tor Bui, Knocknacarra. This property, which can be found at the end of the Western Distributor Road close to the roundabout at Cappagh Road, is presented in excellent conidition with very spacious accommodation throughout.

Salthill-Knocknacarra camogie team made history at the weekend, winning the Junior A county final on Sunday.

Colleran auctioneers has just been favoured with the sale of an attractively designed and competitively priced four bedroom semi just off the Western Distributor Road adjacent to Knocknacarra’s new secondary school and the ever expanding Gateway Retail Park. Tucked away in a small private development, No 36 Gort na Bro has the advantage of a sun filled south facing back garden and is not overlooked.