Galway United manager John Caulfield is interviewed ahead of Friday's
eagerly anticipated SSE Airtricity League first division fixture away
to Cork City at Turners Cross.

Long time United supporters Julian Canny, Kenny Keady, and Stephen
Connolly discuss the season.

Former United player, Gordon Brett, who is heavily involved with
Athlone Town also talks about the action.

Meabh De Burca, the 52 times capped Republic of Ireland international,
highlights the importance of remaining involved in sport.

In this week's episode Eamonn Deacy's greatness is remembered by former
colleagues and friends.

Former Aston Villa star Tony Morley recalls Deacy making an impact in a
title winning campaign.

Kevin Cassidy and Peter Carpenter reflect on Deacy's willingness to
help others with Galway United.

Neighbour John Byrne highlights Deacy's drive and determination to
eventually emerge as a professional footballer.

Don Deacy talks about his brother playing in England at the highest
level.

West United's William Grant and Mark O'Toole discuss Deacy's influence
in the area.

In this week's episode Michael Geary reflects on his involvement in
local football and the characters and players that helped to develop
the game in the west.

Salthill Devon manager Victor Collins discusses
Sunday's eagerly anticipated FAI Junior Cup fifth round clash against
Mervue United at Drom.

NUIG head coach Anthony O'Neill talks about the
Collingwood Cup. 

Galway & District League U18 joint manager Ollie Neary
looks back on Saturday's Inter-League success over Wexford.

Galway United manager John Caulfield is interviewed ahead of Friday's pre-
season clash against Bohemians at Eamonn Deacy Park.

In this week’s episode Mervue United’s Declan McDonnell reflects on his involvement with the club since 1960. New Galway United signing Charlie Lyons discusses joining the SSE Airtricity League outfit. United boss John Caulfield also talks about Friday’s 2-0 friendly win over St Patrick’s Athletic at Lecarrow.

Galway United's Shane Doherty, who returned to the west of Ireland last
week dicusses his career in the SSE Aitricity League.

former Mervue and Galway United striker Enda Curran talks about
returning to the first division with Treaty United.

Galway Bohemians manager Gavin Greaney reflects on his association with
one of the traditional powers in local football.

An extract from The Old Galway Diary Podcast, Tom Kenny talks about the birth of soccer in Salthill

Former Galway United player Maurice Nugent, who recently moved to
London, discusses a productive stint in the SSE Airtricity League. Galway United manager 

John Caulfield and attacker Francely Lomboto, who made a goalscoring return to action, reflect on Sunday's friendly win over Finn Harps. 

Frank O'Connell fondly remembers Peter Mernagh, who sadly passed away last week. O'Connell talks about Mernagh's significant sporting contribution with Galway Rovers and West United.

In this week's episode Galway United manager John Caulfield is interviewed about returning to pre-season training and the new signings recently made by the club.

Promising Annaghdown teenager Alex Murphy talks about performing in the SSE Airtricity League and his hopes for 2022.

Don O'Riordan discusses returning to the WNL as Treaty United's new boss.

In this week's episode John Byrne reflects on his long involvement in the game at local and national level. 

West United's William Grant discusses the Galway FA premier division season so far and looks ahead to next month's FAI Junior Cup fifth round matches involving Athenry, Salthill Devon, and Mervue United.

New Galway WFC manager Alan Murphy talks about taking charge of the club ahead of the 2022 WNL campaign.

In this week's episode John Clery, former Galway FA chairman and Oscar
Traynor Cup winner in 1971, reflects on his involvement in football
Corribside.

Galway United captain Conor McCormack discusses the
potential that exists at the club ahead of the upcoming 2022 SSE
Airtricity League first division campaign.

In this week's episode Michael O'Connor, who has given distinguished service to Galway football for decades, reflects on his involvement as a player and coach.

Galway United U19 goalkeeper Conor Brann, who is also earning positive reviews as a referee in local underage fixtures, talks about taking charge of matches as a teenager.

West United defender Dennis Lydon, who remains a key player for William Grant's team, discusses the current Galway FA premier division.