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THE FULL FORWARD: Familiar foes collide in last eight
The race for the Frank Fox Cup reaches the quarter-final stage this weekend with four intriguing ties, three of which are repeats of group meetings from only 12 months ago.
Tribeswomen remain in the race
Galway United kept their faint title hopes alive with a spirited 1-0 win away in Tallaght last Saturday that sets them up well for a revenge mission against Bohemians on Saturday.
Lancaster's new-look squad has high hopes this season
Connacht delivered a deserved 26-14 victory over Ealing Trailfinders at Dexcom Stadium last weekend ahead of the upcoming URC season.
THE FULL FORWARD: Knockout football takes centre stage
The safety net is no longer available. After three rounds of group action, the Galway Senior Football Championship moves into knockout territory this weekend with four preliminary quarter-finals down for decision.
Connors relishes his move to Connacht, weather and all
“You can't play for Ireland when you're living abroad, so this move made sense. Connacht has everything set up well, good players, good coaching. It matches my ambitions of still wanting to be in a winning team, still wanting to play for Ireland, so it felt like a perfect move.”
McDonnell shines as Salthill Devon make winning start
Greg Cunningham enjoyed a winning start to his managerial career as Salthill Devon overcame Letterkenny Rovers 4-1 in their first-ever game of the new FAI National League at NFP Park on Saturday.
Opportunity for United to change the picture
While the focus around Galway United for some time has rightly been on what was happening over their shoulders, Friday presents a rare opportunity to make inroads on the top half of the table.
Focus switches to FAI Cup as Bray Wanderers come to town
There is some respite from the pressure cooker of league action tomorrow night for Galway United.
Burns go deeper than they look
As summer arrives, so too does barbecue season and more time spent working and socialising outside. While these moments are part of everyday life across Ireland, especially in farming and agricultural communities, they also bring a higher risk of sunburn and burns from hot surfaces, flames, machinery or chemical exposure.
