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United's Premier Division fate hitting crunch time
With three weeks out of action, Galway United had some respite, but there is no reprieve on their return to action tomorrow night against Bohemians.
United look to avenge cup defeat ahead of a pivotal week
Tomorrow night in Inchicore, Galway United will hope for better fortune. It was another good showing on Sunday in the FAI Cup quarter final, but ultimately United bowed out after extra-time.
Sights set on Pats' as United look to build momentum
His comments pre-empted a return to the defensive defiance and stubbornness that characterised the 2024 season. It saw United finish last year with the second-best defensive record in the league.
United back in action with away day to Derry
It would have been an unthinkable sentiment only a few years ago and might still incite debate and disagreement, but the upward trajectory of the league is undeniable.
United travel to the capital to face in-form Rovers
Last Friday’s win over Cork City eased the pressure building around Galway United tremendously.
United look to get back on track against Waterford
Galway United face a tough journey to the southeast to take on a rejuvenated Waterford FC side tomorrow night.
Caulfield’s table toppers travel to Pats looking to cause another upset
With only a third of the games gone, it has already been a remarkable season. Galway United enter their game away to St Patrick’s Athletic with a share at the top of the table.
United welcome league leaders to Terryland
Galway United entertain league leaders Drogheda United tomorrow night, where a win could put them top of the table.
United welcome Derry as season starts to heat up
The story is still told about after the 1980 League Cup Final, when, despite defeat, Galway United’s player-manager John Herrick instructed his players to board the supporters' buses and thank them for coming.
High-flying United seek to end Rovers hoodoo at a packed-out Eamonn Deacy Park
Last Friday night could be seen as another high watermark of the Caulfield era.
