Monday 16 May 2022
Darragh Egan’s side came away from Salthill with another crucial win.
The champions edged out Clarinbridge by three points to complete a four-in-a-row.
The Gort defender has called time on his career with the Tribesmen.
The clash of St Thomas’ and Gort has been postponed.
Galway chairman Paul Bellew also explained why former Ireland rugby head coach Eddie O’Sullivan ‘brought a new dimension’ to the interview process.
He led the county to All-Ireland glory in 2017.
Shane Cooney says the high volumes of scores improves the spectacle of the game for supporters.
The action unfolded at Pearse Stadium.
The Galway talisman says the current format upsets the club calendar.
Johnny Glynn will not feature against Mayo next Sunday, says New York manager Justin O’Halloran.
Beaten finalists Gort in 2016, Gort advanced to another Galway senior hurling championship decider.
Mícheál Donoghue on Galway’s All-Ireland success, sharing that special moment with his Dad and the impact of Tony Keady’s passing.
Brian Cody’s never come up against the 2-4-2 system.
The Portumna man was unusually absent for his club recently.
How do you like them apples?
The panel’s letter to the county board has been leaked.
Johnny Kelly says Anthony Cunningham should walk away.
Another twist in the Galway hurling row.
The county board met with the manager last night.
Joe Connolly thinks there is a lack of both structures and leadership in the county.
The Drom-Inch forward claimed 3 -8, while Lar Corbett came up with two brilliant scores at crucial times.
Joe Canning will spearhead the Tribe’s attack in Portllaoise.
Donal Óg Cusack is right; GAA chiefs have to move the game on, writes Ciarán Murphy.
Castleknock and Kenmare will have to meet yet again, elsewhere.
A senior county board official has told Galway Bay FM that no decision has been taken on senior relegation yet, contradicting a statement issued by the hurling board.
Galway coach Mattie Kenny says the Portumna forward carried an injury into Sunday’s All-Ireland hurling final replay.
The Cats are home, the Dubs have a new football boss and all the European football action.
The eight-time All-Ireland winner is determined to enjoy his latest success in black and amber.
The Galway ‘keeper admits he wasn’t at all fit ahead of Sunday’s lost All-Ireland hurling final replay.
It’s a familiar scene in the Marble City tonight. Here’s how it looks.
It’s been a memorable year in hurling for a number of reasons, and the following pics reflect some of the highlights.
It was the morning after the night before and Kilkenny’s hurlers made the familiar trip to Crumlin.
It was another long afternoon at Croke Park for Ciarán Murphy.
Galway’s manager says they didn’t get the breaks but accepted that Kilkenny were the better team yesterday.
Not surprisingly, there’s been a huge amount of praise for the Cats after today’s final.
The Cats were in imperious form, seeing off 14 man Galway by an 11 point margin
The first, drawn game was packed with incident: Shefflin’s penalty decision, Canning’s late free, the managers’ touchline encounter.
The 30-years says he’s looking forward to experiencing his second All-Ireland SHC decider.
For some, tomorrow’s All Ireland hurling final replay will be a bridge too far, but Michael Fennelly is only getting stronger.
There has been major breaking news this evening concerning the selections for Sunday’s All-Ireland final replay.
