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Irish rugby union club, based in Clifden, Co. Galway
Connemara RFC is an Irish rugby union team based in Clifden, Connacht. They play in Connacht Junior League in Division 1A. The club colour is all black
Connemara_RFC
Traditional province in the west of Ireland
All-Ireland League include Buccaneers RFC, Galway Corinthians RFC, Galwegians RFC, Connemara RFC, Ballina RFC and Sligo RFC. Some other sports are overseen
Connacht
Irish rugby union player
O'Halloran to retire from rugby". Connacht Rugby. Retrieved 2 May 2024. "Connemara RFC – Outpost is punching above its weight". Irish Independent. 21 November
Tiernan_O'Halloran
Rugby union club in County Galway, Ireland
Clubs: Creggs RFC". Connacht Rugby. Retrieved 29 November 2025. "History". Creggs Rugby. Retrieved 29 November 2025. "Creggs RFC v Connemara RFC: J1A Final
Creggs_RFC
Topics referred to by the same term
Jack Vaughan may refer to: Jack Vaughan (rugby union), see Connemara RFC Jack Vaughan (American football), see Fog Bowl (American football) John Vaughan
Jack_Vaughan
Ireland international rugby union player
Head Coach". Connemara RFC. 30 July 2011. Archived from the original on 16 February 2016. Retrieved 11 February 2016. Peter Bracken (Connemara, 33) Independent
Peter_Bracken
Village in Connemara, County Galway, Ireland
pronunciation: [ənˠ ˌça(h)ɾˠuː ˈɾˠuə], meaning 'the red quarter') is a village in Connemara, the coastal Irish-speaking region (Gaeltacht) of County Galway, Ireland
Carraroe
Corinthians beat Connemara 31–9 2009–10 Galwegians beat Corinthians 19–15 2010–11 Corinthians beat Galwegians 25–24 2011–12 Galwegians beat Sligo RFC by 36–10
Connacht Senior Cup (rugby union)
Connacht_Senior_Cup_(rugby_union)
Irish rugby union club based in Carlow, Co.Carlow
All Ireland Round Robin qualifier competition with Midleton (Munster), Connemara (Connaught) and Omagh Academicals (Ulster). County Carlow won the play
County_Carlow_Football_Club
Irish rugby union player (1941–2022)
sports injury clinic. Ken Kennedy died peacefully during a holiday in Connemara, County Galway. He had a wife, Farida, and two children, Patrick and Alexander
Ken_Kennedy_(rugby_union)
District in Connacht, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Claddagh
Urban lineages from Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Tribes_of_Galway
Historic site in Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Spanish_Arch
Island and electoral district in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Nun's_Island,_Galway
Church of Ireland church in Galway
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
St. Nicholas' Collegiate Church
St._Nicholas'_Collegiate_Church
County in Ireland
Galway became an official entity around 1569 AD. The region known as Connemara retains a distinct identity within the county, though its boundaries are
County_Galway
City in Connacht, Ireland
Galway, Galwegians RFC and Galway Corinthians RFC, who play in the All-Ireland League. There are also two junior clubs, OLBC RFC & NUIG RFC who both participate
Galway
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Proposed light rail developments for Galway City
Proposed_light_rail_developments_for_Galway_City
Radio station in Galway, Ireland
Ireland Frequencies 95.8 MHz-Galway City & Clifden, 97.4 MHz-East Galway, Connemara & Aran Islands, 97.2 MHz-Gort Area, 96.8 MHz-County Galway RDS G BAY FM
Galway_Bay_FM
Bookshop in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Charlie_Byrne's_Bookshop
Suburb of Galway City, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Salthill
Street in Galway City
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Shop_Street
Annual seafood festival in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway International Oyster Festival
Galway_International_Oyster_Festival
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_and_Salthill_Tramway
Irish horse racing festival
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_Races
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Eglinton_Canal
Square in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Eyre_Square
Battle during Cromwells conquest of Ireland in 1652
remained open to the west and Irish general Richard Farrell was quartered in Connemara with 3,000 more troops.[citation needed] In November 1651, after the fall
Siege_of_Galway
Townland in Connacht, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Doughiska
Hotel in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
The_Hardiman
Literary festival in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Cúirt International Festival of Literature
Cúirt_International_Festival_of_Literature
Football club
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Salthill_Devon_F.C.
Bridge in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Salmon_Weir_Bridge
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_Suburban_Rail
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_Arts_Centre
Suburb of Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Renmore
Area of Galway city, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Bohermore
Theatre for works in Irish Gaelic
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Taibhdhearc_na_Gaillimhe
Football club
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Mervue_United_A.F.C.
Local museum in Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_City_Museum
Suburb of Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Ballybane
Technological university based in Ireland
teacher education (construction studies and DCG). The campus is located in Connemara in County Galway. Mountbellew was the first agricultural college in Ireland
Atlantic Technological University
Atlantic_Technological_University
Irish performance company
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Macnas
County in Ireland
League: Three sides include Ballyshannon RFC, Donegal Town RFC, and Inishowen RFC. Finn Valley RFC and Tir Chonaill RFC both compete in the Ulster Minor League
County_Donegal
Record of League winners in Connacht Rugby Senior Club Competition
beat Galwegians 2007 Buccaneers beat Galwegians 2008 Buccaneers beat Connemara 33-3 2009 Galwegians 2009–10 Galwegians 2010–11 Buccaneers 2011–12 Galwegians
Connacht Senior League (rugby union)
Connacht_Senior_League_(rugby_union)
Cinema in Salthill in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Claddagh_Palace
Courthouse in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_Courthouse
Football stadium in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Eamonn_Deacy_Park
Suburb of Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Shantalla
School in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Coláiste_Iognáid
Football club
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_United_F.C.
Secondary school
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
St_Joseph's_Patrician_College
Irish theatre company
Brian F. O'Byrne, Dawn Bradfield and Maeliosa Stafford (1997). A Skull in Connemara, by Martin McDonagh. World premiere, directed by Garry Hynes and starring
Druid_Theatre_Company
Football club
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_United_W.F.C.
1820 history by James Hardiman
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Hardiman's_History_of_Galway
Local authority for Galway City, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_City_Council
Railway station in Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_railway_station
Student newspaper in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Sin_Newspaper
Annual arts festival in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway International Arts Festival
Galway_International_Arts_Festival
Irish comedian
his birth year somewhere between 1959 and 1976. As of 2001, he lived in Connemara. Mallon was born in County Mayo, but moved to County Galway c.1982 to
Gerry_Mallon
Building in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Lynch's_Castle
Artist-run gallery in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
126_Artist-run_Gallery
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_Vindicator
Multi-purpose stadium in Galway, Ireland
known, opened in 1928. The first rugby team to use the ground was Galwegians RFC who used the ground after moving from the Grammar School grounds. In the
The_Sportsground
Prison in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_Gaol
Schools (5th and 6th year) in Galway and Waterford, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Yeats_College
Music venue in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Róisín_Dubh_(music_venue)
Radio station in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Flirt_FM
Theatre in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Town_Hall_Theatre_(Galway)
Building in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Blake's_Castle
Multi-purpose stadium in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_Greyhound_Stadium
Football club
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_W.F.C.
County in Ireland
Ashbourne RFC, Athboy RFC, Navan R.F.C. and North Meath RFC. Former Leinster and Ireland wing Shane Horgan, from Bellewstown, played for Boyne RFC in Drogheda
County_Meath
Church in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Cathedral of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven and St Nicholas, Galway
Cathedral_of_Our_Lady_Assumed_into_Heaven_and_St_Nicholas,_Galway
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Galway_African_Film_Festival
17th-century country house in Galway, Ireland
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Eyrecourt_Castle
Public university in Galway, Ireland
the second most prolific winners of the Sigerson Cup. University of Galway RFC compete in the Connacht Senior Cup, and are the competition's most successful
University_of_Galway
Official in Ireland (1841 to 1899)
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
High_Sheriff_of_Galway_Town
Honorific title of the chairperson of Galway City Council
constituency, 1937–present) Galway (Dáil constituency, 1921–1937) Galway Connemara (UKHC constituency, 1918–1922) Galway Borough (UKHC constituency, 1801–1918)
Mayor_of_Galway
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