Liam Mellows

Liam Mellows make history with promotion to senior ranks

Third round of the Pride of the Parish nominees announced

Third round of 'Pride of the Parish' nominees announced

Turloughmore prove too strong for Liam Mellows in Galway SHC

Last eight places on offer as SHC enters knockout stages

The Galway Pitch & Putt team, from left: Donal Tarpey, Dave O'Connell, James Fleming, Kevin Walsh, Tony O'Connor, James Mcloughlin, and Nicolas Furey.

Galway pitch & putt team claim silver but miss out on promotion

Four Galway SHC fixtures set to be live streamed on Galway GAA TV

Clarinbridge ease past Liam Mellows to book place in last eight

The Galway Intermediate Pitch & Putt team, from left: Tony O'Connor, James Fleming, James McLoughlin, Davey Reddin (President of Pitch & Putt Ireland), Donal Tarpey, Allan O'Keeffe, and Kevin Walsh.

Galway pitch & putt team claims silver at Leinster finals

Four games set to be streamed in round three of Galway SHC

Inside Track: Tommy Larkins and St Thomas’ blazing a trail

Galway Senior Hurling Championship round three fixtures announced

Craughwell edge past Liam Mellows in tight Galway SHC Group Two clash

County champions Loughrea and Turlough face key battles in Galway SHC

Streaming details announced for round two of Galway SHC

Ger Abberton, Junior winner; James McLoughlin, overall winner; and Allan O'Keeffe, Intermediate winner, all members of Mellows Pitch & Putt Club.

Mellows members complete clean-sweep of club's Scratch Cups

Liam Mellows make return to senior hurling with win over Cappataggle

Loughrea's Neil Keary is chased by St Thomas' Bernard Burke during 2025 county senior semi-final at Kenny Park, Athenry

Galway GAA power rankings of best senior, intermediate, junior teams
There are some spicy GAA fixtures over the weekend across all groups
Darragh Berry

Galway camogie star Niamh McPeake wins Player of the Month award

Galway minor hurlers surive a scare against Laois in Leinster opener

Galway minor hurlers complete hat-trick against Kilkenny

Galway Minor hurlers swing into action against Laois this weekend

Galway hurling stars available for U20's Leinster opener

Galway minor hurling squad announced ahead of Leinster Championship

Liam Mellows statue, Eyre Square before it was cleaned by Galway City Council

Spring cleaning for Galway statue soiled by seagulls!

Wreath laying ceremony in Athenry to commemorate 1916 leader

Sadness at passing of Galway hurling legend

Rich legacy of a musical revolutionary

Council asked to allocate money for Liam Mellows commemoration Dara Bradley

Former Liam Mellows player and current team selector, Seanie O'Brien.

Turning the tables on St Thomas’ is not the driving force for selector O’Brien

istorian Conor McNamara, author of the new book on Liam Mellows. PHOTO: JOE O'SHAUGHNESSY.

Agony and ecstasy of a rebel heart

Corofin team manager Kevin O'Brien and Club Chairman Michael Ryder celebrate their latest county senior football final triumph at Tuam Stadium on Sunday. Photo: Enda Noone.

It mightn’t draw huge crowd but two best teams have made final

St Thomas' Bernard Burke on the ball against Liam Mellows' Sean Morrissey and Patrick Prendergast in last year's group championship clash. The 2018 county finalists will meet again at Kenny Park on Sunday.

St Thomas’ and Mellows renew rivalry in first round of group ties

The soiled statue of Liam Mellows in Eyre Square

Green and white soiling of Republican Liam Mellows

Nigel Canavan, Salthill Hotel (sponsor), presenting the Man of the Match award for the County Senior Hurling Final to St. Thomas' Darragh Burke after their victory over Liam Mellows at Pearse Stadium on Sunday. Photo: Enda Noone.

Terrific St Thomas’ hold too many trump cards for the title holders

Liam Mellows' Jack Hastings and Brendan Farrell of St Thomas' who will be renewing rivalry in Sunday's County Final at Pearse Stadium.

Champions’ love affair with Pearse Stadium could tip outcome in city club’s favo...

Killimordaly players remonstrate with referee John Keane, after the final whistle in their preliminary quarter-final with Castlegar in Pearse Stadium last Sunday. Photo: Iain McDonald.

Mellows put crown on the line as title race hots up

The small sailing boat (right) in the Claddagh owned by Peadar Macken that can be used as a platform to survey and film the wreck of the sunken curach, alongside the service rib and curach that can also be used as required during the expedition.

Boat builder on mission to rescue Hooker sunk by Brits in 1916

Adrian Morrissey of Liam Mellows comes under pressure from Craughwell's Adrian Cullinane and Matthew Freaney during Sunday's senior hurling championship tie at Kenny Park. Photo: Joe O'Shaughnessy.

County champions get defence of title off to perfect start against Craughwell

Liam Mellows’ David Collins and Cuala’s Darragh O’Connell pictured at a pre-match media event ahead of Saturday's All-Ireland Club semi-final in Thurles. Photo: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile.

Collins believes outsiders Liam Mellows can rattle title holders

Liam Mellows goalkeeper Kenneth Walsh who is an injury concern ahead of the Galway champions All-Ireland Club semi-final against Cuala.

Liam Mellows facing daunting semi-final test against champions Cuala

Finn Clarke from Kilrickle is surrounded by Galway's hurling haul - McCarthy Cup, Bob O'Keeffe Cup and the Irish Press Cup - at the Tynagh/Abbey-Duniry GAA club’s victory celebrations over the weekend. Photo: Joe Keane.

McCarthy Cup clocks up the glory miles

Liam Mellows joint captains, David Collins and Aonghus Callanan, raise the Tom Callanan Cup aloft after the club's county final victory over Gort at Pearse Stadium on Sunday. Photo: Enda Noone.

No big-day nerves as Mellows unfazed by Co final pressures

Liam Mellows players Jack Ford, Stephen Killeen and Adrian Morrissey show their delight after overcoming Gort in Sunday's Galway senior hurling final at Pearse Stadium. Photo: Enda Noone.

County final specialists Mellows rise to big occasion once again

Liam Mellows coach and Clare native Louis Mulqueen who has played a key role in guiding the club to a first county final since 1970.

Cautious Mulqueen has Mellows primed to put best foot forward

Some of the survivors from the last Liam Mellows team to win the county senior hurling title in 1970 are pictured at the club's grounds ahead of Sunday's Galway final between the city club and Gort. Back row, left to right: Ray Gilmore, Paddy Ryan, Liam Sammon, Matt O'Malley, Martin Ryan. Front row: Jimmy Hegarty, Paddy Kearns, Jim Bishop, John Walsh, Clarrie Quinn

Liam Mellows will need to hit new heights to bring down Gort men

Gort Captain Greg Lally, with Shane Counihan, of the the club's backroom team, ahead of Sunday's County Final against Liam Mellows.

Lally hopes Gort’s experience will stand them in good stead

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Ceremony to remember leader of Athenry Cumann na mBan

Liam Mellows' Brian Leen taking a strong challenge from Cappataggle’s Damien Joyce during the clubs' senior hurling championship tie in Loughrea on Saturday evening. Photos: Enda Noone.

Conneely and Collins in top form as Mellows carry day

Turloughmore’s Vincent Doyle and Liam Mellows’ Michael Conneely who will be renewing rivalry in Saturday’s County U-21 A hurling final at Pearse Stadium.

Liam Mellows and Turloughmore hurlers no strangers to each other in U-21 final

Craughwell's Stephen Hynes getting the better of Liam Mellows Aonghus Callanan during the clubs' county championship clash at Kenny Park last Saturday evening. Photos: Joe O'Shaughnessy.

Rampaging Ryan does the damage by going on goal spree

Members of the Ardrahan Band at the 1966 Limepark commemorations, photographed by Connacht Tribune photographer Stan Shields in March 1966 (back from left) Micheál Mullins, Gerry Curtain, Michael Cunningham (RIP), Breda Holland (RIP); (front) Tommy Cunningham (RIP), Anna Keehan (née Cunningham), Geraldine Silver, Marian Murray, Anne Lane, Edel Silver and Mary Curtain. In the background, the Mullins family including Milo holding his daughter, Celine, beside his wife, Tess.

Focused on putting history in the frame

Portumna's Eoin Lynch contests this high ball with Conor Kavanagh of Liam Mellows during Sunday's Senior A Championship tie at Kenny Park. Photos: Joe O'Shaughnessy.

Canning is the difference as Portumna stagger over line

Craughwell's Jamie Ryan is chased by Liam Mellows John Kenny during Saturday's senior hurling quarter-final at Kenny Park. Photo: Joe O'Shaughnessy.

Craughwell hang on as city rivals count cost of late miss

Aonghus Callanan was also amongst the goals for Liam Mellows on Saturday.

City men go to town and hand hapless Carnmore a thrashing

Conor Hynes of Liam Mellows has his progress unceremonously halted by Cappataggle's Shane O'Grady as Cathal Tuohy looks on. Photos: JOe O'Shaughnessy.

Mellows are still in with a shout of qualifying

Sean Morrissey, Head Schools Coach (left), and Gordon Crowley, Chairman of the Coaching Development Committee at Liam Mellows GAA Club.

Mellows taking the lead in coaching revolution

GOALKEEPING GREATS: Tipperary’s Tony Reddan and Galway's Jimmy Hegarty, who retains great memories of his hurling career despite Galway's lack of success in the sixties.

Hurling great reflects on career between the posts

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