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Last year's date of Saturday, April 22 may not hold weight for most people. But for the players and coaching staff of Galway Corinthians RFC, it is a day which evokes painful memories.

Defining games loom in football Naomh Anna Leitir Móir and St James open football proceedings in Group 1 this weekend with the Gaeltacht outfit desperate to a win after two successive defeats.

When it comes time to build Stephen Walsh’s statue on the Dyke Road, the pose might well be based on the sensational bicycle kick he scored last Friday in Eamonn Deacy Park.

THE DEADLINE is fast approaching for applications to the Town Hall Theatre's Theatre Development Programme which offers support and mentorship to emerging artists.

Known worldwide for its workwear and locally for its great selection of outdoor clothing, Portwest experienced an increased demand in 2020 for outdoor clothing for children. As families stay home and amenities remain closed, children are spending more time in their back gardens now, than ever before. Ensuring they are dressed appropriately is key, and in response, Portwest has started its own range of waterproof jackets along with an increased selection of warm fleeces and hoodies for children in its new spring/summer collection 2021.

There are calls on the Government to support the wool industry in Ireland.

Tomorrow, Friday, February 22, is the closing date for nominations for Gradam Sheosaimh Uí Ógartaigh - Galway’s bilingual business award. To enter, simply fill in the application form available online at www.gleg.ie, or pick up a form at Gaillimh le Gaeilge’s office on Flood Street, free of charge.

Hundreds of people could miss out on securing local authority accommodation if they do not fill out a form sent to them by the Galway City Council and return it within the next two weeks.