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Galway’s flagship GAA teams still leave fans uncertain of true worth

Inside Track with John McIntyre Padraic Joyce and his backroom must have been through hell and back during Saturda...

A combination of factors see GAA fans go missing in their thousands

Inside Track with John McIntyre WHERE have the GAA crowds gone? A triple header at Croke Park on Sunday which incl...

Kilkenny fall in another national final but Cats still have Galway’s number

Inside Track with John McIntyre GIVEN their unprecedented dominance of hurling for the first 15 years of this cent...

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Big heavy overcoats are just wasted on the young

A Different View with Dave O’Connell The new coat was designed to keep the worst of the rain off the bottom half as well as the top, but it’s ha...

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Gaelic football shows its better side in a spectacular Division One final

Inside Track with John McIntyre The GAA’s split season is run on an extremely tight schedule but persistent appeals about dispatching with the N...

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It’s difficult to take at face value how Limerick imploded down by the Lee

Inside Track with John McIntyre By Jove, that was an unexpected horror show from the Limerick hurlers at Pairc Ui Chaoimh on Saturday evening. R...

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Galway’s resources tested to the limit but Joyce’s soldiers are still standing

Inside Track with John McIntyre IF Padraic Joyce wanted to, he could hide behind a crippling injury list to some star players as Galway football...

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A lot conspired against them but Galway didn’t do half badly at all

Inside Track with John McIntyre WHEN you consider all the players Galway were missing and a tendency to press the self-destruct button during th...

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Injury-hit Galway show no shortage of bottle in overcoming Tyrone men

Inside Track with John McIntyre WE assume the gun was put to the heads of the Galway footballers at half-time in Omagh last Sunday. Well, how el...


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Galway’s flagship GAA teams still leave fans uncertain of true worth
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