Team News: Galway v Armagh All-Ireland Football Series Round 3

The Galway Senior Football team to face Armagh on Sunday in Round 3 of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Series is announced

Date: Sunday June 16th

Venue: Markievicz Park, Sligo at 1:45PM

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Match Commentary on Galway Bay FM and RnaG Spórt.

Live score updates via WhatstheScor App on our X feed and social channels

Live on RTE TV.

Best of Luck to Pádraic Joyce, Team Management and our Senior Football squad!

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Important Information in relation to Parking at Markievicz Park, Sligo.

Fixture Confirmed: Galway v Armagh, All-Ireland SFC Round 3

 

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All-Ireland SFC: Galway battle past Westmeath

All-Ireland SFC Group 1

GALWAY 1-12 WESTMEATH 0-11

By Gerry Buckley at TEG Cusack Park

A wholehearted Westmeath side got caught by a sucker punch goal from Shane Walsh in the 67th minute and were unfortunate to lose by a four-point margin against an under-strength Galway side in ideal conditions for football in Mullingar.

Galway, who had the aid of a slight wind, almost got off to a dream start when a strong run from the throw-in by Matthew Tierney teed up Cein Darcy for a goal chance, but Jason Daly pulled off a terrific save at the expense of a ‘45’ which Connor Gleeson converted. Sam McCartan, a grandson of Galway legend Sean Purcell, equalised in fine style and Dessie Dolan’s charges took the lead in the seventh minute courtesy of a fisted effort by Robbie Forde.

All Star nominee Ronan O’Toole was black-carded in the tenth minute, and the visitors scored two points during that ten-minute spell via Darcy and a Walsh free. Point exchanges ensued between David Lynch (after a great piece of fielding) and Walsh (a free), and John Heslin (a free) and Walsh (a great score from play).

Another Heslin free and a great point from Ray Connellan tied the scoring at 0-6 apiece with a half an hour elapsed. Cillian McDaid nudged Padraic Joyce’s troops ahead, but the Lake County men finished the half strongly with points from Heslin (a free, after the impressive Ronan Wallace was pushed close to the parallelogram) and Wallace himself (in the last action of the half). Westmeath, who had shot no wides to Galway’s five, led by 0-8 to 0-7 at the interval.

Heslin doubled Westmeath’s lead with a converted free in the 39th minute. Gleeson then missed two long-range placed balls at the other end – a ’45’ and a free from slightly further out – but the Tribesmen eventually drew level with a point apiece from Gleeson (from a ’45’) and a free by Walsh (the award seemed soft). Tierney opened his account in the 62nd minute, but Westmeath equalised via Wallace within a minute.

The game was very much up for grabs until a misplaced pass by Connellan allowed Walsh to run almost half the length of the pitch and the Kilmacud Crokes man fired an unstoppable shot to the roof of the net. Heslin narrowed the gap with a free, but Galway saw out a very hard-earned win with late insurance points from Tierney and blood sub Kieran Molloy.

Scorers for Galway: S Walsh 1-4 (three frees), M Tierney, C Gleeson (two ’45’s) 0-2 each, C Darcy, C Hernon, C McDaid, K Molloy 0-1 each.

Scorers for Westmeath: J Heslin 0-5 (five frees), R Wallace 0-2, S McCartan, D Lynch, R Connellan, R Forde 0-1 each.

GALWAY: C Gleeson; J McGrath, S Fitzgerald, J Glynn; D McHugh, J Daly, L Silke; P Conroy, J Maher; J Heaney, M Tierney, C Darcy; C Hernon, S Walsh, C McDaid. Subs: D Ó Flaherty for Hernon (45 mins), S Mulkerrin for Daly (45 mins), T Culhane for McDaid (52 mins), C Sweeney for Heaney (55 mins), L Ó Conghaile for Maher (65 mins), K Molloy for Mulkerrin (blood, 70 mins).

WESTMEATH: J Daly; J Gonoud, K Maguire, J Dolan; S McCartan, R Wallace, D Lynch; R Connellan, A McCormack; J Lynam, R O’Toole, C Drumm; S Baker, J Heslin, R Forde. Subs: L Loughlin for Forde (52 mins), S Allen for Gonoud (55 mins), S Smith for Baker (55 mins), K Martin for Lynam (69 mins), D Scahill for Dolan (inj., 70 mins).

Ref: N Cullen (Fermanagh).

Team News: Galway v Westmeath, All-Ireland SFC Series Round 2

The Galway Senior Football team to face Westmeath on Sunday is announced

Date: Sunday June 2nd

Venue: TEG Cusack Park at 3.00PM

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Match Commentary on Galway Bay FM and RnaG Spórt.

Live score updates via WhatstheScor App on our X feed and social channels

Game is not broadcast on TV or streamed.

Best of Luck to Pádraic Joyce, Team Management and our Senior Football squad!

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Team News: Galway v Kildare, All-Ireland U17 Football Tier 2 Quarter Final

The Galway U17 Football team to face Kildare tomorrow is announced

Galway v Kildare
📍Pearse Stadium
📆Saturday June 1 2024
🕑2.00PM

Match Tickets not required for this fixture, free admission

Best of Luck to Neil McHugh, team management and our Minor squad!

All-Ireland SFC: Gritty Galway prevail

All-Ireland SFC Group One

Galway 2-14 Derry 0-15

By Billy Coss at Pearse Stadium

Second half goals from Seán Kelly and Céin D’Arcy were the key scores as Galway made a winning start to Group One of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship against 14-man Derry in Salthill this evening.

Already minus Padraig McGrogan due his recent cruciate ligament injury, Derry also started with two more key defenders in Conor Doherty and Eoin McEvoy. Their chances suffered a further hammer blow on 21 minutes when All-Star centre half-back Gareth McKinless received a straight red card.

The recently crowned three in-a-row Connacht champions led for the bulk of contest and turned around armed with an 0-8 to 0-6 interval advantage. Top scorer Rob Finnerty kicked three points and man of the match Paul Conroy two as Derry were left to rue several chances that drifted wide or dropped short.

Though Mickey Harte’s side briefly drew level early in the second half after Conor Glass and Lachlan Murray efforts, Kelly’s 42nd minute finish at the second time of asking created scoreboard separation that the winners would protect to the finish. John Daly, Shane Walsh, Liam Ó Conghaile and Conroy also landed important second half points.

Derry battled valiantly while a man light and a fruitful mini-spell brought two more for Murray either side of a Brendan Rogers point that moved them to within three.

In the 63rd minute Galway ‘keeper Connor Gleeson saved Shane McGuigan’s powerful, but centrally struck shot before play swung to the Árus Bóthar na Trá end and Daniel O’Flaherty and D’Arcy worked the match-sealing goal palmed home by D’Arcy.

Galway travel to Westmeath next, while Derry host Armagh.

Scorers for Galway: Robert Finnerty 0-4 (2fs), Paul Conroy 0-3, Seán Kelly and Céin D’Arcy 1-0 each, Shane Walsh and John Daly 0-2, Johnny Heaney, Matthew Tierney and Liam Ó Conghaile 0-1 each.

Scorers for Derry: Shane McGuigan 0-4 (2fs), Lachlan Murray 0-3, Ciáran McFaul 0-2, Paul Cassidy, Emmett Bradley, Conor Glass, Donncha Gilmore, Brendan Rogers and Ethan Doherty 0-1 each.

Galway: Connor Gleeson; Johnny McGrath, Seán Fitzgerald, Jack Glynn; Dylan McHugh, Liam Silke, John Daly; Paul Conroy, Matthew Tierney; Johnny Heaney, John Maher, Seán Kelly (captain); Robert Finnerty, Damien Comer, Shane Walsh.

Subs: Céin D’Arcy for Comer inj (47), Cillian McDaid for Maher (58), Daniel O’Flaherty for Kelly (62), Cillian Ó Curraoin for Finnerty inj (65), Liam Ó Conghaile for Heaney (67).

Derry: Odhran Lynch; Conor McCluskey, Christopher McKaigue, Diarmuid Baker; Brendan Rogers, Gareth McKinless, Ciarán McFaul; Conor Glass (captain), Emmett Bradley, Ethan Doherty, Paul Cassidy Declan Cassidy; Lachlan Murray, Shane McGuigan, Niall Toner.

Subs: Donncha Gilmore for Declan Cassidy (HT), Eunan Mulholland for Toner (48), Cahir McMonagle for Murray (67), Shea Downey for McFaul (70).

Referee: Brendan Cawley (Kildare).

Team News: Galway v Roscommon, Connacht U17 Football Semi-Final

The Galway u17 Football team to face Roscommon in the Connacht U17 Football Championship Semi-Final is announced

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Best of Luck to Neil McHugh, team management and our Minor squad!

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Team News: Galway v Derry, All-Ireland Football Series Round 1

The Galway Senior Football team to face Derry in the All-Ireland Football series opener tomorrow is announced

Galway v Derry

Pearse Stadium at 5.30 PM

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Game in on GAAGO

Match Commentary on Galway Bay FM and RnaG Spórt.

Live score updates via WhatstheScor App on our X feed and social channels

Best of Luck to Pádraic Joyce, Team Management and our Senior Football squad!

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Important Match Day Information

On behalf of Galway GAA and the Pearse Stadium Committee we welcome all GAA Supporters to Salthill tomorrow 18th May for the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship game between Galway V Derry, which will throw-in at 5.30pm.

This game tomorrow Saturday will result in increased traffic in Galway, Salthill and Pearse Stadium areas and we urge all Supporters to arrive early, in order to avoid traffic congestion and potential delays entering the Stadium.

This is an all-ticket game and no tickets will be available to purchase at the ground on the day. Tickets can be purchased on line and in Centra and SuperValu Supermarkets in advance of the game. Please have your tickets available for scanning as you approach the Stadium.

Turnstiles will be open for the Terraces at the Main Entrance on Rockbarton Road and Arus Bothar na Tra on Dr. Mannix Road. Entry to the Stand is via the gates at the back of the stand. All Gates will open at 4.00pm.

There are ample Car Parks in Galway City and Salthill and we encourage patrons to use these car parks and walk or take public transport to/from Salthill.

Car Parking will be available to the public at (Coláiste Éinde) St.Enda’s Secondary School on Threadneedle Road. H91 X798

Again, we ask all Supporters to arrive early, and to park legally and responsibly.

Finally, we appeal to all Supporters to be conscious, mindful and respectful to the needs of our neighbours and local residents.

In Summary:

1. Please ensure that you buy your ticket in advance. (No tickets for sale at the ground)

2. Please travel with care and arrive early.

2. Please Park legally and responsibly.

3. Please be respectful and mindful of the needs of Local Residents

4. Enjoy the game

Thank You for your co-operation and your support.

Team News: Galway v Leitrim, Connacht U17 Football

The Galway U17 Football team to face Leitrim this evening in the Connacht Minor Football Championship is announced

Galway v Leitrim
📍Ballinamore
📆Friday 10 May 2024
🕑7.00PM

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Best of Luck to Neil McHugh, team management and our Minor squad!

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Fixture Details: Galway v Derry, All Ireland Football Series

The opening fixture in the All Ireland Series for our Senior Footballers is now confirmed

Sam Maguire Cup Group Stage Ticket Pricing

  • Adult – €25/£22
  • Student/OAP – €20/£18
  • Juvenile (U16) – €5/£5

The GAA have introduced a new group stage package for supporters for €50. It offers them the chance to buy all three matches for the price of two.

The packages are available here https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/galwaysm3mp and will be on sale until Friday (17/05) at 1PM

Please note that the student/OAP rate will be available to purchase on-line and in Centra/SuperValu.

We are continuing or policy of no sales at match day venues. All tickets need to be purchased in advance. Cash is accepted in Centra/SuperValu outlets.