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Our own Cyril Donnellan has confirmed he will retire from inter county hurling. Now 32, he has been involved with the Tribesmen since 2008 and was part of this year’s All Ireland winning squad. Donnellan made 36 championship appearances for Galway, scoring 6-33 in 10 seasons. He finishes with one All-Ireland, two Leinster titles, two…

Mullagh 1-17 Pearses 0-8: It was a bad day at the office for Pearses in this Senior ‘A’ Relegation playoff played this evening in Duggan Park, Ballinasloe. Mullagh had the upper hand from the start against an out-of-sorts and understrength Pearses. Mullagh opened an early three point lead, with Davy Glennon at full-forward, among the…

Kilnadeema-Leitrim 3-13 Pearses 1-14: Kilnadeema-Leitrim held the lead for most of this Junior ‘B’ Hurling Final played yesterday afternoon in Duggan Park, Ballinasloe. Pearses hit the front for a spell midway through the first half, before the game’s third goal. The result was not decided however until the fourth and final goal of the game,…

Pearses 5-10 Salthill-Knocknacarra 3-13: What a game this was! These two teams played out a thrilling battle in this U15C final played in Duggan Park yesterday evening. Pearses led by 2-3 to 0-0 after only five minutes of the game and looked as if they would stroll to victory. However, the city team fought back…

Ballymacward NS and Gurteen NS took part in the group games of the Mini Sevens Finals on Friday last in The Galway Centre of Excellence, Claregalway. This is an elite competition, in fact the one to win at NS level but was a big step for both Ballymacward NS and Gurteen N.S. It must be…

St. Kerrill’s N.S. qualified for the Cumann na mBunscol I.N.T.O/ GAA Mini Sevens finals last Thursday in Loughgeorge having won all their games in the group competition played last month. Playing two matches per group today, only the top team qualified for the semi final. It was a bitter sweet tournament in many respects with…

Pearses 1-17 Ballinderreen 1-15: This Junior ‘B’ Hurling Semi-Final was switched to Carnmore today, with the original venue Loughrea being deemed unplayable. Eleven of the Pearses panel were in action less than 24 hours earlier, as the footballers captured the Co. Junior ‘B’ title in Pearse Stadium. These two teams who could not be separated…

Pearses 2-8 Oughterard 2-5: Pearses captured a fifth Football title in twelve months, as they defeated Oughterard in the Junior ‘B’ Championship final played yesterday in Pearse Stadium. After a slow start, Pearses ‘stormed’ into the game but still trailed by three at half-time. A big second-half seen them overturn the deficit to emerge as…

Pearses 2-13 Ballinderreen 2-13: Pearses looked to have won this Junior ‘B’ Semi-Final twice. In Kenny Park, Athenry they led by seven points at half-time and after surviving a Ballinderreen fightback after half-time they led by six with four minutes remaining. The South Galway men hit the final 1-3 of the game, with the equalising…