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<p>At last week's Connacht Rounders launch were, back row, from left to right: Mark Jennings (Breaffy), Cathal Crevan (Galway City Rapparees), Kieran Shaughnessy (Athenry), Sean Bailey (Michael Glaveys), Tommy Hoban (Kilmeena), Bernard Trench (Mayo Gaels) and Jim McLoughlin (Elphin). Front row, from left: Paula Doherty (Breaffy), Clodagh Naughton (Galway City Rapparees), Lynda Hession (Garrymore), Katharina Bailey (Michael Glaveys), Noleen Coughlan (Kilmeena), Denise Duggan (Mayo Gaels) and Denise Carroll (Elphin). </p>

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GAA Rounders is alive and well in Connacht

GAA Rounders has seen somewhat of a resurgence nationwide in the past few years, with Connacht being no exception to the trend.

Philosophical Reilly backs his players in defeat

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Philosophical Reilly backs his players in defeat

“It's football. That's why we love it.

Bunty was dead right to stick it to us

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Bunty was dead right to stick it to us

Meatloaf once sang that “two out of three ain’t bad”. For Mayo club football fans, one out of three will have to do.

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Kilmeena pay a heavy penalty for below-par display

Kilmeena pay a heavy penalty for below-par display

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Second-half transformation sees Kilmeena torpedo Leitrim visitors

Second-half transformation sees Kilmeena torpedo Leitrim visitors

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Stakes increase but Reilly determined to treasure every moment

Stakes increase but Reilly determined to treasure every moment

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Managers reflect on the highs and lows as ‘Robe blow promotion chance

Managers reflect on the highs and lows as ‘Robe blow promotion chance

Keaveney and Carney looking forward to another Connacht challenge

Keaveney and Carney looking forward to another Connacht challenge

Thu, 02 Nov, 2023

Kilmeena sharp-shooter and winner of the Man-of-the-Match accolade on Saturday, Darragh Keaveney, said that victory in the intermediate championship final represented an incredible day for the proud West Mayo men.

Character is the key to Kilmeena’s success, insists Reilly

Character is the key to Kilmeena’s success, insists Reilly

Sun, 22 Oct, 2023

For John Reilly and Kilmeena, a victory in next Saturday’s county intermediate football final would mean the continuation of one of the county’s, if not the country’s, best GAA club stories, writes Paul O’Malley.