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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.
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Friday Oct 10, 2025
Friday Oct 10, 2025
Racing in Ireland on Saturday takes place at Fairyhouse and Naas.
Cross-channel, there are meetings in Newmarket, York, Chepstow, Hexham and Wolverhampton.
With his 'Saturday Six,' here's Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh.
Friday Oct 10, 2025
Friday Oct 10, 2025
LGFA: Claregalway manager Darren Connolly with Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly ahead of their Senior Final against Kilkerrin-Clonberne
Friday Oct 10, 2025
Friday Oct 10, 2025
LGFA: Kilkerrin-Clonberne manager Willie Ward with Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly ahead of their county senior final against Claregalway
Friday Oct 10, 2025
Friday Oct 10, 2025
After three victories for the four Galway teams last weekend, it's Round 2 of the Domino's National Leagues this Saturday (11th October 2025) with three taking place at home.
University of Galway Mystics welcome Dublin Raiders to Coláiste Bhaile Chláir in the Women's Division 1 at 3.30pm.
Maree have Dublin Lions as visitors to Calasanctius College at 7pm in the Men's Division 1; at the same time, Sportlann Naomh Anna Leitir Móir is the venue for Maigh Cuilinn's meeting with Carrick Cruisers; while Titans are on the road again, away to Drogheda Wolves at 7.30pm.
With a full preview, here's Galway Bay FM's Adrian O'Neill.
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Fixtures
Saturday 3.30pm Colaiste Bhaile Chlair – UG Mystics vs Dublin Raiders (Women’s Division 1)
Saturday 7pm Calasanctius College – Maree vs Dublin Lions (Men’s Division 1)
Saturday 7pm Sportlann NALM – Maigh Cuilinn vs Carrick Cruisers (Men’s Division 1)
Saturday 7.30pm – Drogheda Wolves vs Titans (Men’s Division 1)
Friday Oct 10, 2025
Thursday Oct 09, 2025
Thursday Oct 09, 2025
HURLING: Athenry manager Richie Brady with Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly ahead of the Minor A Final against Oranmore-Maree
Thursday Oct 09, 2025
Thursday Oct 09, 2025
HURLING: Oranmore-Maree manager Frank Lohan with Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly ahead of the Minor A Final against Athenry
Thursday Oct 09, 2025
Thursday Oct 09, 2025
Kinvara will hope to reach a target of becoming a Primary Junior football club this Saturday (11th October) when they meet Oranmore-Maree in the 2025 Junior A decider.
The south Galway club beat Na Piarsaigh 3-16 to 0-4 to clinch the west title in Pearse Stadium to reach a first decider since going down to St. Brendan's after a replay in 2002. Their 2023 under-19B champions provides promise of a strong future.
Oranmore-Maree will look to continue their great work at underage in recent times, yielding numerous titles. And while their intermediates needed to fight the relegation play-offs this year, competition will be fierce again for spots in 2025, which will be helped if they can get a second team into Premier Junior 2.
John Conole, the Kinvara manager, spoke with Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly about the final and football in Kinvara.
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Throw-in at Kilbeacanty on Sunday is 1.30pm and we'll have updates here on Galway Bay FM.
Thursday Oct 09, 2025
Thursday Oct 09, 2025
Hurling Chat this week welcomes Damien Joyce, who along with Niall and Sean, look back on a hectic weekend of hurling with many dramatic finishes.
The lads discuss the senior quarter final wins for Loughrea, St Thomas, Turloughmore & Craughwell and also cast an eye on how Liam Mellows and Ahascragh Fohenagh qualified for the Senior B Final. They discuss how Ballygar, Meelick Eyrecourt, Beagh and Kinvara reached the Intermediate semi-finals while also reviewing Ardrahan’s retention of their senior status.
Wednesday Oct 08, 2025
Wednesday Oct 08, 2025
Stacy Hanley and Aifric Ní Ghibne of Galway Tribes Rugby League club are representing Ireland at the Women's Rugby League World Series in Canada later this month, to try to secure a first-ever World Cup berth in Australia next year.