Renmore

[laughs] Right.

Well, the c- one in our photograph was the Renmore bus, and that ran every 50 minutes, and at the time it was the only vehicle required to maintain a service between Taylor's Hill and Renmore.

The service originally, uh, it went to Moyne in the Gaeltacht because there were h- very, very few people living in Renmore.

That's right.

And then later, they extended it to the Renmore barracks.

Uh, the drivers on this route were Gerry Lally and Micky Pender, and the conductors were Highsey Darcy and Christie-

I remember him well.

They were surprisingly beaten 4-1 by St Francis in Dublin, with just Josh Quindlevin getting a late consolation goal for the visitors.

On to the local league, in the Western High Spice Premier, Renmore remain clear at the top.

They have played a game more than some of the others.

But they took an early lead through Ben Craven away to Athenry before Mulaney level matters.

Very hard for the lads up front, Derek, because it's a ball to no one.

In the Premier League this evening, it's Colgate versus Merv United, Athenry versus Renmore.

And we have a goal out in Clarendon Bridge.

It's an accidental handball, but it's a handball.

The ball bounces up and hits the arm of Chris Twardy.

Adam O'Halloran has put Merv United in front away against Colgate this evening.

As I said, Athenry and Renmore are just about to kick off now at 8.15. Also in action this evening is Tumseltic, Craigmore Clear Galway, Kiltala and Moyneville B. There's no goals in that particular contest so far.

But Merv United, a goal up on Calga.

Merville are second after three games and Salt Hill Devon weren't in action this weekend, but they will return to action at home to Mayo FC next week while Merville will host Bonagie Celtic.

The Galway FA men's Premier Division, Colga 8, Mario Oromore 1, St Bernard's 5, Moyneville 0, Galway Herbernians 0, Renmore 3, Crockwell United 0, Merville United 4. and Athenry 2, Salt Hill Devon 2.

And finally, some news of rounders this afternoon with the Galway City Rapperees won the All-Ireland Mix Intermediate title in Mallow.

They beat Emos of Leash and certainly a big congratulations to them.

Tom Daley, Ben Lawler, Oisín Duffy and Jamie Philbin all got the other goals for Colga.

Fallon got the lone reply for the visitors from the penalty spot.

an impressive performance by Athenry saw them take two points off Salt Hill Devon in Athenry on Friday night it finished 2-2 goals from Hogan with a cracking free kick for the home side and Sean McCoy as against an Alex Byrne header and an IndyCorn finish for Devon Renmore maintained their good start to the season Leon Daly scored twice and Oseman Okamoa scored the other for Renmore as they defeated Hibernians by three goals to nil in Bournemouth yesterday afternoon St. Berners are 5-0 winners over Moyne Villa out in Abbey Knock Moy.

Conor French got their opener.

We didn't have a house with a phone.

So we had to walk to the furthest corner of the place we were living in, a place called Renmore in Galway, on a windswept November evening when it was very cold with 20p pieces to call Australia.

And we would have had...

We would have had 60 of these or just kilos of them.