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Richmond Park is becoming synonymous with glorious Galway United wins.

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A minute by minute look at how Sunday’s Cup tie unfolded.

An apt sunshine ushered in kick-off at Terryland yesterday. This was a day in the sun for Jeff Kenna’s charges, a semi-final berth, a chance to showcase their talents outside of the shackles of a relegation dogfight, and an opportunity to pit their wits in Europe next season. It was ample reward for Galway United’s recent form which was already demanding such attendances as we saw on the Dyke Road yesterday.

Over the past couple of months respect has certainly been earned by Galway United, but it is points rather than praise that are needed in the final three weeks of a critical campaign.

Galway United and the FAI are both backing the development of young players through the the Galway & District Football League.

Galway United's Jeff Kenna is appealing for the Galway sporting public to rally around the team for Friday's "do or die" game against Finn Harps at Terryland Park (7.35pm).

The margin for error is slim as Galway United venture into the last 180 minutes of 2008 completely aware that a brace of victories are required.

On an evening when it would have been all too easy to get carried away with your team’s third home league win on the trot, in front of the largest and most vocal home crowd of your tenure, thankfully Galway United boss Jeff Kenna was in no such mood to get ahead of himself after a scintillating performance by his squad.

Suddenly Galway United matter again and planes, trains, and automobiles will be filled with expectant travellers for next Friday’s defining trip to Belfield. It is always fascinating to watch a sporting tale unfold, but this story has been particularly charming.