- U12s into Hurling Festival FinalsOur U12 hurlers retained their remarkable unbeaten record for the year in Ballinasloe last weekend, to book a place in the Aer Lingus Hurling Festival U12 Finals. They have played five of their seven Championship matches this year, winning them all and Saturday they played four more games, also winning all of them andamp;ndash; nine…
- International Hurling FestivalFrom the 18th to 21st September 2013 Aer Lingus in partnership with Etihad Airways will host the first ever International Hurling Festival. A Hurling Tournament and other events, including family fun days, kids games, traditional music and dance, will be staged in Galway City and County throughout the four day festival. 16 overseas teams from…
- U13 Hurlers Book Final DatePearses 1-5 Annaghdown 1-2: Our U13 hurlers booked their place in the U13C Final this evening at the home of Galway Football andamp;ndash; Tuam Stadium. On dull and damp evening in the famed North Galway venue Pearses started well and went on to dominate the first half in a low-scoring affair. The score at half-time:…
- Junior C Hurling v CarnmorePearses 3-14 Carnmore 2-9: Our Junior C hurlers had a good win in this Challenge game, played in Carnmore last Friday evening. Both teams will compete in the upcoming (Knockout) Shield competition and they may well meet again. Carnmore had a better start and led by 2-7 to 0-4 after 20 minutes. The rest of…
- U16B Hurling Final 2013St Thomas 2-11 Pearses 1-6: Earlier today in Kenny Park, St Thomas’ overturned the result when these two teams met in Round one of the Championship back in April, to become U16B Hurling Champions for 2013. St Thomas’ were fully deserving of their win and their two first half goals were a double blow from…
- Sweeney Shoots U16s into FInalA brilliant display from Brian Sweeney powered our U16 hurlers to the U16B Championship Final yesterday evening in Kenny Park. Sweeney was outstanding from start to finish, with three first-half goals, all from 21-yard-frees setting the tone. He also had the ball in the net early in the second half, but for Referee Leonard Fay…
- Junior Football ChampionshipClaregalway 1-15 Pandamp;aacute;draig Pearses 1-12: It was a disappointing Championship outing for our Junior footballers, going down to Claregalway in the North Board Quarter-Final played in Menlough last Friday evening. Pearses, fielding without a number of their League players, including Niall and Darragh Skehill (injury). The lads failed to capitalise on their second half dominance,…
- Minors in Quarter-FinalsOur Minor hurlers confirmed their place in the B Championship Quarter-Finals with a 32 point win (5-22 to 1-2) over Mullagh last Monday evening. Mullagh were reduced to 14 men players early in the game, after a wild pull was punished by the Referee. But even with a full quota of players Mullagh would not…
- Senior Quarter-Final DrawOur Senior hurlers have been drawn against one of the remaining big guns, Loughrea, in one of this year’s Senior Championship Quarter-Finals. Loughrea have been at the business end of the Championship for the past decade, contesting 6 of the last 10 finals, including last year’s against St Thomas’. Both Pearses and Loughrea have been…