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FAI Cup semi-final in sight for United
Galway United travel to Drogheda tomorrow night in form and with a huge opportunity.
Stakes ramp up as United enter crucial period
With ten games to go for Galway United in the SSE Airtricity Premier Division this season, the pressure and the tension is ratcheting up.
Lots to do in Galway this Heritage Week
Galway will play host to a wide variety of events during Heritage Week, which runs from August 15 to 23.
Opportunity for United to create breathing space
The league has dubbed it 'Survival Saturday'. There is a significant amount of football to be played before the end of October, however the stakes are starting to pile up.
Significance of United’s Connacht derby in Pearse Stadium cannot be overstated
Saturday evening in Pearse Stadium is already evoking the kind of feeling United would have hoped their historic move to the home of Galway GAA would create.
United travel to Inchicore after double squad blow
There was some surprise news this week from Galway United, with manager John Caulfield confirming both the departure of ‘keeper Evan Watts due to a loan recall from Swansea City, and the arrival on a short-term deal of Galway Gaelic footballer Connor Gleeson.
Gleeson makes switch to Galway United on short-term deal
There was some surprise news this morning from Galway United, with manager John Caulfield confirming both the departure of ‘keeper Evan Watts due to a loan recall from Swansea City, and the arrival on a short-term deal of Galway Gaelic footballer Connor Gleeson.
United must build on historic Pearse Stadium win
It was a flat Friday in Pearse Stadium, but Galway United got the three points they needed from their new home.
United brace for historic Pearse Stadium fixture
After the consternation of last week, Galway United will be relieved to begin their Summer Series in Pearse Stadium tomorrow night.
United make the trip to Turner’s Cross for Dundalk clash
There is an important three points at stake at Munster FA Turner’s Cross tomorrow night. But regardless of the outcome, which will matter even more after a turbulent couple of weeks, the game will be remembered as another symbol of the dysfunction in Irish football.
