Connacht GAA recieved an encouraging boost at the opening of the decade with Mayo capturing the Sam Maguire and thus

The decade begins and ends with the old order of Galway and Mayo very much to the fore but in

[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]On the playing fields in 1930, Mayo won the Connacht final 1-7 to 1-2 against Sligo before 7000 spectators

[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]In many ways, the decade 1920/29 was the most interesting one in the history of Connacht GAA. Four counties

CUMANN LÚTHCHLEAS GAEL was born in Haye’s Hotel, Thurles on November 1st 1884. It was to take a further eighteen

EirGrid unveiled as the new sponsor of the GAA Football U21 ALL-Ireland Championship ‘EirGrid 21 U21s’ awards scheme announced as

A record number of third level students have been awarded by the Connacht GAA in their annual student bursary awards

Sunday 23rd November 2014 Venue: MacHale Park Final Ballintubber(Mayo) v Corofin(Galway) Throw in: 2pm. Referee: Paddy Neilan(R) Tickets- General Information

The remaining four finals of the Connacht GAA Club campaign are down for decision over the next two weekends.This weekend

The Connacht GAA Centre hosts the final of the AIB Connacht GAA Club Junior Hurling Championship. This game pits the

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