Sunday 20 September 2020
The Tribesmen won two All-Irelands under John O’Mahony.
The forward hasn’t played since picking up an injury against Cork in early February.
The teams meet in Austin Stack Park in Tralee on Saturday night.
Padraic Joyce’s Galway defeated Mayo on penalties last weekend.
There was a big drop in Galway’s fundraising income following the revelations at last year’s convention.
Gary Sice was the All-Ireland champions’ last-gasp hero on Sunday – but there’s more than that to discuss.
Galway are still looking for a replacement for Micheal Donoghue.
Padraic Joyce is to be recommended as the Tribesmen’s new boss.
Clare and Galway are the last two key inter-county hurling posts to be filled.
Defender Gary O’Donnell says they learned a lot from their two defeats to the champions in 2018.
All of Joe Canning’s scores came from frees.
Last year’s Division 1 finalists got their league campaign off to the perfect start in Pearse Stadium.
Padraic Joyce has been appointed to take charge of the underage Tribesmen side.
Limerick are the opposition in Croke Park.
Kevin Walsh’s side bowed out of the 2018 championship on Saturday night.
Galway U21 hurling captain Fintan Burke is following in his cousin David’s footsteps.
The Tribesmen are in a last-four clash at the Gaelic Grounds on Wednesday.
Galway manager Kevin Walsh confirmed the news after the game.
The Tribesmen easily dispatched Sligo in a comprehensive victory at Pearse Stadium on Sunday.
A breakdown of yesterday’s action in Castlebar.
Brian Concannon of Killimordaly makes his first championship start for the Tribesmen.
It’s the first year that the minor grade has been changed from U18 to U17.
They face Limerick in a promotion showdown on Sunday in their first nationally televised game since last September.
The 2017 All-Ireland champions host the Faithful county on Sunday afternoon.
The Tribesmen won on a scoreline of 1-9 to 0-8.
Kevin Walsh’s team are in action in the FBD League tomorrow night.
The 1,200km round trip will begin and end at Eamonn Deacy Park.
David Burke has been named as the GWA Hurling Personality of the Year.
Gearoid McInerney emerged as central to Galway’s success in 2017.
There’s been a long-running saga out west.
Kyle Callan-McFadden gave Sligo Rovers the lead but Marc Ludden, Kevin Devaney and Gavin Holohan found the net for the Tribesmen.
Galway’s winning captain has appreciated the victory.
Ronan Murray notched three goals in the Premier Division and three more in the FAI Cup.
“Whoever wins, the party will continue long into the winter months.”
The teams played out a 1-1 draw but it’s not much use to the Tribesmen who remain four points from safety.
A starter at 18, Brian O’Halloran has had to be patient in returning with Waterford.
The Tribesmen suffered the loss at Pearse Stadium back in February.
Jamie Barron and Kevin Moran have starred for Galway this summer.
The Tribesmen scored early and late as the Saints crumbled at home.
Ronan Murray gave the Tribesmen a first-half lead but they failed to keep hold of the lead.
