Saturday 1 October, 2022
Party officials will now be seeking a meeting with Michael Crowe over his comments.
Gardaí have thanked the public for their assistance.
Gardaí carried out a search under warrant at a domestic residence in Tuam yesterday.
The winner will be announced in October.
A first-time winner is in store.
Derry, Dublin, Armagh, Cork, Limerick, Kildare, Monaghan, Mayo and Clare all have nominees.
Alan Healy had been last seen at his home in Loughrea, Co Galway.
The east-Galway dairy milk plant employs 110 people.
Donoghue is back in inter-county hurling management.
A man has been charged in connection with the seizure.
Local resident Gráinne Faller says anyone cycling in Galway faces dangerous roads and interactions with traffic every day.
The Galway star was speaking to Off The Ball about his proposed club transfer to Dublin’s Kilmacud Crokes.
Lisa Casserly leads Galway for Sunday’s intermediate final in Croke Park against Cork.
The Tribesmen attacking star has requested a move to Dublin’s Kilmacud Crokes.
A feasibility study is set to be carried out but campaigners fear it will take a “Dublin-style” approach.
More than €10,000 in cash was seized at one location.
Tony Martin picked up an incredible fourth win in nine years.
The Kerry manager hails his attacking star after Sunday’s win.
Costel Pirvu, 39, formerly of Loughrea, Co Galway, was found guilty of three counts of rape and one of false imprisonment.
The Galway manager hailed his players after a courageous showing.
Jack O’Connor’s team are back on top.
It’s a great time of year in the town of the tribes.
Our columnist may be from Boston but he is a committed Galway fan – they take on Kerry in the All-Ireland final tomorrow.
Galway captain Sean Kelly on an exciting season so far.
Padraic Joyce discusses Galway’s turnaround and the 2022 additions to their backroom team.
Nicola Ward reflects on Galway’s 2022, which was ended by All-Ireland champions Meath, and looks to the future.
Maggie Ward had been missing since 8 July.
Salthill’s Ronan Mullarney makes his Major debut this week.
The champions are heading to Croke Park next weekend.
It’s Derry v Galway and Dublin v Kerry in this weekend’s semi-finals.
Elsewhere in the second tier, Waterford were humbled 3-1 by Wexford, Treaty closed the gap on Longford to three points while Bray beat Athlone.
A huge weekend awaits Galway, Derry, Kerry and Dublin.
The neighbours face off in the first-ever all-Connacht national final
The Galway boss saw his team push the champions all the way today in Croke Park.
52,215 were in attendance at Croke Park.
Kilkenny take on Clare on Saturday, while Limerick meet Galway on Sunday.
It was a huge day of All-Ireland football quarter-final action.
Two massive All-Ireland quarter-finals await in Croke Park.
Armagh and Galway, and Kerry and Mayo face off in a mouth-watering Croke Park double-header.
