Episode 23 - Conor Kearns & Johnny Glynn & Damien Gormley & Phil Trill
In this week's episode Galway United goalkeeper Conor Kearns discusses his career in the SSE Airtricity League.
Johnny Glynn, Galway United head of youth academy believes more emerging players from the region should earn international recognition.
Galway WFC youth development manager Phil Trill reflects on the progress being made at U17 and U19 level.
Damien Gormley, a garda based in Millstreet, talks about his enduring passion for Manchester United following three trips to watch the Red Devils in the past month.
There is also a comprehensive round-up of all the Galway FA premier division and national underage league action.
Cian O'Connell
Journalist Cian O'Connell recently returned to the Galway Advertiser. An enthusiastic follower of sport in the west, Cian previously worked for the official GAA website.
Passionate about the fortunes of the flagship maroon and white inter-county teams and club matters, he also has a significant interest in Galway United, Galway WFC, and local junior soccer.
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Cian on Sport - Podcast is set to explore sporting matters in Galway. Initially focusing on soccer, the past, present, and future of the game Corribside will be discussed in wide ranging interviews every week.
Galway United and Galway WFC's development is on the agenda, while the extensive work being carried out by local clubs too will be examined. So many different stories need to be told.
A passionate follower of many sports, Cian O'Connell intends to showcase what is happening on a local and national level every week.
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