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Galway Bay FM Sports team brings the best in local, national and international sport seven days a week. With live commentaries, reports and features throughout the day brought to you by a sports team passionate about local sport and those who take part in it. Whether it be the exploits of Galway’s inter-county teams or those vital club games, Galway Bay FM thrives to bring the listener the highs and lows of all things sports in Galway.
Galway Bay FM Sports team brings the best in local, national and international sport seven days a week. With live commentaries, reports and features throughout the day brought to you by a sports team passionate about local sport and those who take part in it. Whether it be the exploits of Galway’s inter-county teams or those vital club games, Galway Bay FM thrives to bring the listener the highs and lows of all things sports in Galway.
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LGFA: Galway manager Daniel Moynihan with Galway Bay FM's Tommy Devane after their National League Final defeat to Cork

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Commentary of Galway's heartbreaking LGFA National League Division 1 Final defeat to Cork at the TUS Gaelic Grounds in Limerick by Tommy Devane and Tracey Leonard...

3 hours ago
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Adrian O'Neill reports as Titans were beaten by Oblates in the U18 National Basketball League Final at the National Basketball Arena...

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Galway are through to the All-Ireland Minor Camogie Final following this four-point victory over Tipperary in Castletown Geoghegan on Saturday (11th April 2026).
Amy Kenny and Leah Forde got the goals for the victors, while Mary Brigid Cosgrove also prominent on the scoreboard.
As a result, they will face defending champions Kilkenny in the final in two weeks. The Noresiders were 0-16 to 0-11 victors over Cork. Galway are into a first final in four years, seeking a first success at this grade since 2017.
Afterwards, Galway minor manager Fintan McNamara chatted to Galway Bay FM's PJ Lynch.

4 hours ago
4 hours ago
HURLING: Galway Bay FM's Sean Walsh, Niall Canavan and Johnny Coen look back on Galway's 1-19 to 0-9 victory over Kildare in the Leinster under-20 Championship

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HURLING: Galway under-20 manager Gavin Keary with Galway Bay FM's Niall Canavan after their victory over Kildare in the Leinster championship

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Commentary of Galway's 1-19 to 0-9 victory over Kildare in the second round of the Leinster U20 Hurling Championship by Niall Canavn, Sean Walsh and Johnny Coen.

5 hours ago
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Connacht were beaten by Montpellier 45-22 in the European Challenge Cup Quarter Final at the Septeo Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Stuart Lancaster's side were hit for two tries in nine minutes after Sam Gilbert's penalty gave them an early lead. Dylan Tierney-Martin made it 14-8 on 19 minutes, but ten minutes later the hosts ran in another try.
By half time Connacht trailed 26-8, and despite Sean Naughton's early second half try being converted by Gilbert, the French side ran in two further tries to put the result beyond doubt. Jack Aungier put the final points of the day on the board four minutes from time. The away side's challenge was not helped by three yellow cards in the opening half hour, Joe Joyce and Tierney-Martin were sent to the bin inside six minutes before Shayne Bolton was also booked for a late tackle.
Connacht's European Challenge Cup campaign comes to an end, with attention turning to the closing stages of the United Rugby Championship. Up next for the Westerner's is a trip to South Africa to face the Stormers on Saturday next at 12:45 pm before taking on the Lions the following week.
Galway Bay FM's rugby coverage is brought to you by Screene's on the Square.
The watchalong from Screene's with John Mulligan, William Davies and Jimmy Screene...

6 hours ago
6 hours ago
The Bingo Loco craze, that has captured the world's imagination is coming to Sportlann Naomh Anna on Saturday, 9th May 2026.
The 3-hour interactive stage show is centered around Bingo but also includes Dance-Offs, Rave Rounds, Lip Sync Battles, Throwback Anthems, Confetti Showers and more with prizes including holidays, lawnmovers and more.
Known as the 'World's Largest Bingo Rave' it promises to be a great theatre performance and an enjoyable and entertaining night with proceeds going to the Naomh Anna Leitir Móir club.
Runaí Naomh Anna Seán Ó Griofa joined Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly on 'Saturday Sport' to tell us more.

22 hours ago
22 hours ago
CAMOGIE: Former Galway player and manager Sharon Glynn looks ahead to Sunday's Final against Waterford, and looks back on Galway's first league win in 1994
