The second half in Castlebar carried uncomfortable echoes of our era of dominance in the early-to-mid 2010s, except with the ...

There are still 15,000 customers without power in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn, and the west of Ireland was one of the worst ...

By John Harrington It’s fair to say that Niamh Mallon’s life revolves around Gaelic games. One and off the pitch her average ...

Many people make resolutions to eat healthier, but modern life often gets in the way - here, we chat to two Galway ...

PAUL CONROY’S ability to adapt to football’s rule enhancements with such ease has rubbished the notion about old dogs and new tricks. And the Galway star, who feels the game had become blighted by ...

Anthony Daly is fond of reminding us that Kilkenny are never beaten. He made that very observation just last week after Derek ...

Paddy Cullivan says 12 days without power has been like a Die Hard movie, and warned the ESB against raising prices to cover ...

Gardaí are concerned for the well-being of a Galway teenager who has been missing for a number of days. Jodie Sweeney, 16, ...

They seemed much more comfortable with the new rules and system of play as the home side struggled to make an impression other than a purple-patch in the second quarter when Mayo came from four points ...

A former Greenwich Central School District superintendent is stepping into the role once again in the interim in Galway.

Mayo 0-16 (0-1-14) By Colm Gannon at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park Galway saw off Mayo in ease by 10 points in Castlebar, ...

PÁDRAIC JOYCE refused to get carried away after his Galway side thumped arch rivals Mayo. The Tribesmen outclassed their ...