It has been a great past couple of week's for the club with four more cups added to the club's honours list for the season which included a Connacht Cup double as both the Under 12 and Youth teams won their provincial titles in early May, while both the Under 15 and Under 16 teams secured their Premier Division League titles. 

The club's 12 team put in magnificent performance in Abbeycarton, Longford recently as they came from a goal down to defeat Westport Utd in the Final of the Connacht Cup. This young side didn't let the concession of an early goal unsettle them as they battled back with three strikes of their own. Captain Ronan Manning led by example as he scored two excellent first half goals to give Mervue a 2-1 lead at the break. Niall Murphy added a third goal shortly after the break to double Mervue's advantage before Westport pulled a goal back to make it a nervous finish to the game.  With Wesport applying late pressure Mervue goalkeeper Cian Mulryan and his back four of Chris Collins , Hakem Ryan, Wilson Waweru and man of the match Laza Kanza were all excellent in defence as they cut out attack after attack. Ronan Manning had the ball in the net in the final minute as he headed home a free-kick from Waweru for what he thought was his hat-trick but the offside flag ruled that effort out. But in the end they had done enough as Damien Brennan and Rynal Browne's young side had captured a first Under 12 Connacht Cup for the club since 2005.

Mervue Utd's Youth team completed the provincial double as they retained the Connacht Youth Cup after a 5-0 defeat of neighbours Renmore at Abbeycarton in Longford. Justin Neary and Colin Nolin's side got off to a flying start as they scored three times in the opening half as Thomas Gleesen scored twice and Conor Byrne also got on the score sheet as they led 3-0 at the break. That lead was increased just after the interval as Richard Fahy headed home goal number four following a corner kick and sub Ryan Manning completed the scoring with two minutes remaining after an excellent run from Luke Tully set him up for 5-0. The win ended a great weekend for the club as both the Connacht Cups returned to Fahy's Field and both the Manning brothers, Ryan and Ronan, also scoring in both finals. After the game Mervue captain Dylan Thornton accepted the Connacht Youth cup for the second successive year for the club and a tenth provincial Youth title.

The club's under 15 side captured the Premier Division League title with a comprehensive 6-1 away win over third placed Knocknacarra at Cappagh Park. Robert Carroll got the ball rolling as he headed home from a corner kick and Conor Melody and Kevin Mitchell added further goals, while top scorer Andrew Connolly claimed the match ball with an excellent hat-trick as Colin Conneely's side secured the three points needed to claim the league title with a game still remaining. They were presented with the Jim Murphy Under 15 Cup having won ten of their twelve games after their last game against Salthill Devon last Wednesday evening in Drom when Galway FA representative Donie Farragher presented captain Conor Melody with the cup.

The club's Under 16 team also secured the Premier Division League title with a comfortable 4-0 win over second place Corofin Utd at Fahy's Field last Thursday night. They took the lead through an own goal before top scorer Andrew Connolly lobbed the visiting keeper to double the home team's advantage for 2-0. Man of the match Connolly scored his second of the evening when he headed home a Ryan Manning cross for 3-0 and goalkeeper Peter Healy completed the scoring when he dispatched a penalty for the final score. Ollie Neary and Paul Moynihan's side collected the league title having won all ten league games and only conceding three goals while scoring 44 goals in those ten unbeaten games. They also have a League and Cup double on the cards as they defeated Salthill Devon on Tuesday night to advance to the Premier Cup final after goals from Conor Melody and Andrew Connolly saw the game finish 2-2 after extra time and onto the dreaded penalty shootout. Goalkeeper Peter Healy was once again the Mervue hero in the shootout as he saved two of the Salthill penalties as Conor Melody, Mikey Fox, Ryan Manning and Andrew Connolly all converted their spot kicks to see the home side through to the final.