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Tribesmen's heroic effort comes to nought
After an incredible year for Galway GAA, Padraic Joyce’s men fell just short at the finishing line losing by a single point to Armagh, 1-11 to 0-13.
O’Mahony’s passing casts a long shadow in Galway, Mayo and Leitrim
When someone who has played a significant role in your life dies, it naturally heralds a time for some reflection and their death also holds a mirror up to our own mortality.
Provincial victors battle it out for shot at history
In just their third All-Ireland semi-final since 2001, Galway will face Donegal this Sunday in Croke Park, with throw in at 4pm.
Galway prepare for Tyrone after Connacht title success
Galway senior footballers successfully defended the Connacht championship crown for the first time in 20 years on Sunday in Castlebar.
Joyce still passionate about the maroon and white cause
Sport can frequently be about making sacrifices. So finding a balance between family, football, and work is key.
Tribesmen still finding a way
Championship football is about finding a way. It is a motto that has served Galway footballers well throughout the past three months.
Galway senior management providing significant help
Galway GAA games manager Dennis Carr is delighted that Pádraic Joyce, John Divilly, and John Concannon are eager to be involved in establishing a new blueprint to develop football in the county.
Testing league campaign begins for Galway against the Kingdom
After six months of inactivity on the playing field, the Galway senior footballers, under the stewardship of Padraic Joyce, will begin their 2021 season in Killarney against Kerry on Saturday (3pm).
Future is bright for Joyce and Galway footballers, despite disappointing loss to Mayo
Padraic Joyce’s first year in charge has been a strange one, entailing many twists and turns.
No surprise Galway manager Walsh steps down after five years
The hunt for a new manager to take over the Galway senior football panel will be more difficult than many might expect, according to former All Ireland winning captain Ray Silke.