Galway made it three wins on the bounce and kept their Leinster Senior Hurling Championship destiny in their own hands with an emphatic victory over 14-man Antrim in the searing heat in Salthill. The game's direction of travel was already well established when Antrim defender Declan McCloskey was dismissed on a straight red card following an off-the-ball incident with Tom Monaghan late in the opening half. Galway were out to a 2-12 to 0-8 lead by then despite facing the wind with Brian Concannon and Anthony Burns netting their goals. Final Score Galway 6-27 Antrim 1-14
County Senior Hurling Champions too strong
County champions Loughrea proved their still difficult opponents when overcoming our Senior team at Carnaun in their County League game by five points. Final Score Loughrea 1-15 Athenry 0-13
Galway Minor Hurling team defeat Wexford
In the Leinster Minor Hurling Championship Galway had a comfortable win over Wexford at Kenny Park. The Club players involved were Cian Hannon (9), Cathal Mannion (16), Aodhan McDonagh (4), Anthony Poniard (23) and Shay Brady (6). Final Score Galway 3-24 Wexford 1-18.
Four in a row Connacht Football Titles for Galway
Congratulations to Sean Kelly and the Galway Football team and Padraic Joyce and his Management Team on winning their fourth Connacht Senior Football Title in a row. In a thrilling game Galway edged out neighbours Mayo by 1-17 to 1-15 with heroic performances from players all over the field especially in the closing stages.
Galway back on track for Leinster Final place
Cathal Mannion, with 17 points, proved the inspiration for Galway to defeat Wexford in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship Round 3 clash at Pearse Stadium. The winners got their Leinster hopes back on track with a much improved performance. With Antrim coming to Salthill next Saturday Galway should set up a showdown with Dublin at Parnell Park for a place in the Leinster Final. Final Score: Galway 1-29 Wexford 2-16
Galway put Offaly to the sword in the second half
Galway Hurlers put their Leinster championship campaign back on course with a comprehensive win over Offaly, achieved largely on the back of an outstanding performance from Cathal Mannion. Colm Molloy’s introduction for his championship debut was a late change and the diminutive corner-forward wasted no time in making his mark, firing over three points in the first 10 minutes. Up next Wexford at Pearse Stadium. Final Score: Galway 2-25 Offaly 1-14
Deepest sympathy to the Burke Family
Club's Under11 Hurling Team play in Croke Park
The Club's Under 11 Hurling Team on their recent visit to Croke Park where they played in the Connacht GAA Go Games against other Galway teams. A great day's hurling and a huge honour for the Club's players to play in Croke Park. Well done to all the organisers and coaches involved.
