Summary
The recent match saw a team reflecting on their performance following a disappointing defeat to Tommy Larkins. Players express their focus on the upcoming game, emphasizing the quick turnaround and the emotional toll of the previous loss. Despite the setback, they acknowledge the strength of their opponents and express no complaints about the outcome, indicating a commitment to move forward and learn from the experience.
The importance of securing three points before halftime is highlighted, as it provided a crucial five-point lead that the team aimed to maintain. Players commend their teammates for their resilience in challenging weather conditions and celebrate the significance of winning a county title after a three-year wait in their age group. The new management's support and the return of key players from injury are also noted as vital factors contributing to their success.
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Connacht ran in eight tries to secure their second win of the BKT United Rugby Championship in Dexcom Stadium on Friday (23rd October 2026). Finlay Bealham, Sean Jansen, Cathal Forde, Sam Gilbert and Cian Prendergast all crossed the whitewash during the first half before two tries for the returning Dave Heffernan and one for Harry West capped off a superb evening for Stuart Lancaster's team. Galway Bay FM's match commentary team were Rob Murphy and William Davies. == Connacht's next game is at home to Leinster next Friday (30th October). Kick-off at Dexcom Stadium is 7.45pm and we'll have LIVE coverage here on Galway Bay FM. Our Connacht Rugby Coverage is brought to you by 'Screene's On The Square.'
Due to the Orange Weather Wind Warning due to Storm Boelo, fixtures have changed but the Bon Secours Senior Football Final between Maigh Cuilinn and Salthill-Knocknacarra still goes ahead. It's now fixed for Sunday (25th October) in Pearse Stadium at 4pm. As a result, the Sweeney Oil Intermediate Final between An Spideál and Caherlistrane will now throw-in at 2pm as part of a double header. The Primary Junior 2 Final between Annaghdown and Tuam Stars is now on Bank Holiday Monday (26th) at 1pm, followed by the Primary Junior decider between Headford and Fr. Griffin's/Éire Óg at 3pm. Looking ahead to the games are Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly and Kevin O'Dwyer.