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The Cregmore-Claregalway FC six-a-side event is taking place on Saturday, June 28, a day that will be packed full of fun and sport.

The much-loved Moyne Villa Summer Camps are set to return once again this year, bringing three weeks of football, fun and friendship to local children aged 5 to 13.

Penalties. One-point wins. Late drama. Galway rarely allow their supporters a moment of comfort, the emotional swings of each game pulling fans from elation to despair and back again in a matter of minutes.

The picture in the league is not much clearer than it was last week. Half of the games were postponed, owing to bad weather last Saturday.

While the men in maroon have won four of the five previous meetings at this juncture of the championship they enter this encounter as underdogs, which may well suit Micheál Donoghue and his team.

His comments pre-empted a return to the defensive defiance and stubbornness that characterised the 2024 season. It saw United finish last year with the second-best defensive record in the league.

Organisers say games start at 7pm, with places limited to 12 players across two tables. Both tables will be running self-contained, one-shot D&D adventures.

Cllr Eddie Hoare (FG) has voiced his opposition to the Football Association of Ireland’s (FAI) decision to move the Irish football season to the calendar year.

Galway’s 1st Infantry Battalion team qualified for the final last month after winning the regional, 1st Brigade rifle competition in March, and team member Private Stephen O’Halloran, from Oughterard, was declared All Army Rifle Champion for the second year running.