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Exciting weekend ahead with a host of crunch football fixtures
The draw for the quarter-finals of the Galway Senior Football Championship took place on Tuesday night after the conclusion of the preliminary quarter-final in Duggan Park.
Tight encounters as senior championship down to last four
The last four of the Galway senior football championship is now known following another dramatic weekend of football. The winning margins of the weekend's fixtures was one point for three of the games and two points for one other fixture which is a sign just how competitive the Galway championship is at the moment after a long period of Corofin dominance.
No surprises as champs Mountbellew/Moylough enjoy solid win
Corofin, Moycullen and Tuam Stars maintained their 100 per cent record in the Galway Senior Football Championsip at the weekend.
Mountbellew-Moylough make the breakthrough after three recent defeats to Corofin
Mountbellew-Moylough ended their 35 year wait and are the new champions of the Galway Senior Football Championship.
No surprises in football semi-finals as familiar foes advance
This year's Galway Senior Football Championship semi-finals has again thrown up the familiar pairing of Corofin and Mountbellew-Moylough.
Corofin return in devastating form at Oughterard’s expense
Monivea Abbey face the daunting task of tackling the All-Ireland champions Corofin in their opening game of the 2020 season at Tuam Stadium on Saturday (2pm).
Corofin player ratings
Bernard Power – Cool, calm and collected right throughout the game. Kickouts were flawless, while making two brilliant saves. Showed great awareness to prevent a stray handpass from going into the net in the final minute of extra time.
Three reasons Corofin are winners
Management and set up: Kevin O’Brien is Corofin’s manager, but he will be the first to credit everyone involved in this set-up - coaches, strength and conditioning coach, dietician, stats team, and many more. Corofin are a most professional club outfit and it shows on the pitch, while off the pitch chairman Michael Ryder is credited with organsing the necessary funds, helped by club treasurer John Raftery and and secretary Jimmy McHugh.
Corofin ease past Nemo as they near football immortality
On paper it should have been a highly competitive fixture. Instead it turned into a disappointing game.
Padraig Pearses stand between Corofin’s four-in-a-row
Tuam Stadium will host the hotly anticipated Connacht senior club final which will be contested between Corofin and Padraig Pearses of Roscommon on Sunday. Throw-in for this encounter is at 2pm.
