Galway - quadruple travails part 2

🏆100th Anniversary 🏆

BĂĄireoirĂ­ Na Gaillimhe marked the centenary anniversary of the Galway 1923 All-Ireland Winning Senior Hurling team last Friday night at an event in the Raheen Woods Hotel, Athenry.

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Bunty has been laying into the neighbours on the wireless this evening.

https://twitter.com/moniveaabbey18/status/1725590174267035800

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Ah lovely. The junior and intermediate club championships are the true gem of the GAA

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In fairness he’ll probably add a good few hundred onto the crowd there tomorrow just from that.

Ah its mighty. Tomorrow sees Psycho take on Johnny Doyle in O Moore Park, Shur where would you get it

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Heard him last week where he was very complimentary of the Roscommon intermediate champions. Great to hear him putting the boot in to those mayo cunts.

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Farewell to the hay shed.

THE old stand in Tuam Stadium hosts its final ever game this Sunday (1:30pm) when

Monivea/Abbey meet Mayo’s Kilmeena in the Connacht Club IFC semi-final.

This is comes ahead of the refurbishment and re-roofing of the stand.

The upgrade has been made possible by the generous donation of €350,000 from the late Joe and Helen O’Toole of O’Toole’s Tuam, who committed to supporting the refurbishment in 2018.


May be an image of covered bridge

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Iconic

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In the Connacht Intermediate Tooreen lead by 4 as we enter the last 10 minutes

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Ballindeereen will have a 20 metre free to level it deep into injury time

Tooreen on a great run against the Galway intermediate champs. Think the last crowd to beat them were Oranmore Maree.

Not to be. FT Tooreen 0-21 Ballinderreen 0-19
Thats 5 out of the last 6 provincial titles at this level for Tooreen.
Amout of All Irelands in that time?
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It’s some achievement for Tooreen to be able do the little bit of competitive hurling they do in Mayo all summer and turn over the Galway champions every November - I don’t think anyone could appreciate how difficult that is to do unless they played in a non-hurling area themselves. As well as it reflects on Tooreen, it equally highlights a lack of quality at that level in Galway.

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The last bit isn’t necessarily true.

Too many senior clubs in Galway but Tooreen are no mugs in fairness. As we saw in the intermediate final last January. They were the better team in the final for most of the game. Just ran out of gas in the last 7 or 8 minutes.

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They’d be a good bet to win it out this year. Look to have the bit between their teeth after last year. Hope they do

They won’t keep it pucked out to Thomastown.

A different beast at this level this year.

Division 3 in Galway v Mayo Senior.
Yesterday Division 5 Ballinasloe went down to Sligo Seniors Easkey.
It’s the level of hurling in Connacht

It’s the fact Tooreen get so few competitive games though. I’d a look there, they had 3 group games and a final. They won their group games 3.19-1.10, 10.21-1.4, 2.31-0.6. For them to go from that to taking on Galway intermediate champions who have been hurling in a competitive championship all season is some effort by them. I don’t even know where Tooreen would get their challenge games from, it would take a bit of effort on their part anyway as I’m sure there are very few clubs willing to head to Mayo for a challenge match.

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