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Galway now focused on winner-takes-all hurling quarter-final after slipping up against the Cats

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A hugely disappointing ending to last Saturday’s provincial final against Kilkenny saw Galway let slip from their grasp a fourth Leinster title. .

Galway favourites, but Cody's Cats will be ready to pounce

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The tag of pre-match favourites used to be something of a burden for Galway hurling teams, but there is a sense the current group will relish the challenge of maintaining the high standards set in demolishing Wexford when they take on old foes Kilkenny in the Leinster final on Saturday evening (6.15pm).

Newcomers shine as Galway prepare to meet Kilkenny in Leinster final

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The manner in which a ruthlessly determined Galway side swatted away the surprisingly tame Wexford challenge last Saturday night in Croke Park has reignited hopes that the Tribesmen have realistic ambitions for a second Liam McCarthy triumph in four years.

Fireworks expected as championship campaigns begin for Galway and Wexford

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The Galway senior hurlers will be looking to light up Halloween night with a frightening display of their championship aspirations when they finally get their Liam McCarthy campaign underway against Wexford on Saturday in Croke Park (6.15pm).

Farm safety and technology to the fore of new charity drive

With marts unable to operate as normal this year, technology is helping farmers to run their businesses while saving both time and money.

St Thomas topple Sarsfields to advance to last eight

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There were plenty of winners and losers after another action-packed weekend in the Brooks Group Senior Hurling Championship, with Liam Mellows and Castlegar claiming important wins over Clarinbridge and Portumna respectively.

SIDELINE CHAT

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At what age did you start playing ? Seven or eight years (primary school).

Quarter-final up for grabs as Galway hurlers host Tipperary

An encouraging mix of resilience and application were the dominant features of the Galway hurlers' late surge against Cork, the 2-18 to 1-16 win setting up another knock-out fixture against Tipperary this Sunday (2pm) in Pearse Stadium to decide who will progress from Group A to the quarter-finals.

One-point loss to Waterford leaves Galway needing home wins

Galway senior hurlers require two positive results from their remaining home fixtures, starting on Sunday against Cork in Pearse Stadium (2pm).

Sharp Limerick a step too far for sluggish Galway

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A surge at the end of the first half and right at the start of the second saw Galway eventually fall to an inevitable eight-point reverse in front of 14,000 fans on Sunday afternoon.

 

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