Galway must be on red alert for visit of dangerous Rossies
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IT’S 2003 since Galway footballers last retained the Connacht title, but Kevin Walsh’s improving squad are expected to bridge that gap when hosting Roscommon at Pearse Stadium on Sunday in...
Burke has ‘fighting chance’ of taking GAA’s highest position
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IT will be a crowded battlefield when Galway’s Frank Burke bids to become the next President of the GAA at the Association’s annual Congress in February – the former County...
Next year’s radical GAA fixtures shake up is fraught with danger
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THE GAA fixtures landscape – at both club and county level – will undergo such a radical overhaul in 2018 that it’s virtually certain there will be some fallout and...
If local GAA on the ball over 10,000 should land in Salthill
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IF the GAA in Galway gets its act together, there is a glorious opportunity at Pearse Stadium on Sunday to pull off a public relations bonanza for the county’s hurlers...
Youthful Galway outfit prove breath of fresh air
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GALWAY FC, the team which proved difficult to get off the ground, has made light of its embryonic status to secure promotion to the Premier Division of the Airtricity League...
Galway flop leaves the squad with a real mountain to climb
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HINDSIGHT can be a real eye-opener at times, but the reputation of the Galway footballers ahead of last Sunday’s Connacht final against Roscommon at Pearse Stadium was still inflated ....






