Team News, Galway U17 team v Wexford, Leinster Minor Hurling Championship R3

Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Hurling Championship action continues this weekend!

Our Minor Hurlers welcome Wexford to Kenny Park, Athenry on Saturday for Round 3 of the Leinster Minor Hurling Championship

Galway v Wexford
📍Kenny Park, Athenry
⏰3.00pm

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Leinster SHC: Galway triumph in Tullamore

Leinster Senior Hurling Championship Round Two

Galway 2-25 Offaly 1-14

By Kevin Egan at Glenisk O’Connor Park

Galway put their Leinster championship campaign back on course with a comprehensive win over Offaly, achieved largely on the back of an outstanding performance from Cathal Mannion.

For Offaly, the optimism that followed their strong showing in Parnell Park will have dissipated, as they failed entirely in their bid to raise a gallop in front of 10,073 supporters in their first home Leinster SHC game since an equally dismal showing against Wexford seven years ago.

They got the start they wanted through an early Killian Sampson goal, but from the throw in, they were shipping water in the full-back line.

Colm Molloy’s introduction for his championship debut was a late change to the starting 15 and the diminutive corner-forward wasted no time in making his mark, firing over three points in the first 10 minutes, leading to his marker Pádraig Cantwell being called ashore with 21 minutes played.

Then there was Mannion, whose main early contribution was to pounce on a misplaced Mark Troy puckout to fire the ball under the goalie for Galway’s first goal.

The Tribesmen moved four clear before a brace of frees and a majestic Charlie Mitchell point cut the gap to the minimum and got the crowd into the game by the 15 minute mark, but from then until half-time it was one-way traffic.

Daithí Burke’s return to full back made a strong impact as he controlled that key position, with Pádraic Mannion and TJ Brennan also dominant in the wing-back berths. However it was Mannion who really ran the show, converting his own scores and also dropping outfield to orchestrate play for the Tribesmen.

There was a stroke of luck to their second goal as he dropped in a ’65 and it deflected off Donal Shirley’s hurl past Mark Troy for a second Galway goal, but Offaly were handed another lifeline when the sides sparked off one another going into the dressing room at half-time, and Daithí Burke was shown a straight red card by James Owens after the two teams emerged from the dressing rooms.

It could have been more. Troy made two stunning saves to deny Mannion further goals, initially from a 20 metre piledriver and then again when Molloy collected the rebound and was dragged to the ground for a penalty.

Instead of seizing the advantage with their extra man, Offaly scored just two points in the third quarter, and by then Galway were out of sight. Their most egregious miss was when Cillian Kiely fired wide from close-range after being put through by Mitchell, but between frees and open play, plenty more went abegging. Even the introduction of Adam Screeney for his first senior action of the year couldn’t rouse the crowd, as only Mannion’s brilliance illuminated another flat encounter.

He added to his tally and set up more opportunities for Concannon, Molloy and Brennan, but the dull pace of the contest started to infect the rest of the Galway team too, with the Tribesmen adding eight final quarter wides when they could have put a gulf between the teams.

As it stands, they got the result they needed, but the sense that they have ground to make up on Kilkenny – at least – will remain.

Scorers for Galway: Cathal Mannion 2-8 (1-0 65, 3fs), Colm Molloy 0-5, Brian Concannon 0-3, TJ Brennan 0-3, Conor Whelan 0-2, David Burke 0-1, Tiernan Killeen 0-1, Cianán Fahy 0-1, John Fleming 0-1.
Scorers for Offaly: Brian Duignan 0-5 (4fsf), Killian Sampson 1-1, Adam Screeney 0-3 (2fs), Charlie Mitchell 0-2, Dan Ravenhill 0-2 (0-1f), Oisín Kelly 0-1.

Glaway: Darach Fahy; Fintan Burke, Daithí Burke, Darren Morrissey; Pádraic Mannion, Gavin Lee, TJ Brennan; Cianán Fahy, David Burke; John Fleming, Tiernan Killeen, Conor Whelan; Brian Concannon, Cathal Mannion, Colm Molloy.

Subs: Tom Monaghan for Killeen (33), Conor Cooney for Fleming (55), Donal O’Shea for Molloy (60), Seán Linnane for David Burke (62), Ronan Glennon for C Mannion (68).

Offaly: Mark Troy; Pádraig Cantwell, Ciarán Burke, Ben Conneely; Ross Ravenhill, Donal Shirley, Jason Sampson; Cathal King, David King; Killian Sampson, Daniel Bourke, Oisín Kelly; Dan Ravenhill, Brian Duignan, Charlie Mitchell.

Subs: Cillian Kiely for J Sampson (21), James Mahon for Cantwell (24), Adam Screeney for D King (42), Eoin Burke for Kiely (48), Colin Spain for Conneely (62).

Referee: James Owens (Wexford).

Team News Galway v Kilkenny, Leinster Minor Hurling Championship R2

Our Minor Hurlers make the trip to UPMC Nowlan Park on Saturday (April 26th) for a Round 2 clash Leinster Minor Hurling clash with Kilkenny.

Game throws in at 1.30pm.

📻 Match Commentary on Galway Bay FM

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Team News: Galway v Offaly, Leinster Senior Hurling Championship R2

Our Senior Hurlers make the trip to Glenisk O’Connor Park on Saturday to face Offaly in Round 2 of the Leinster Senior Hurling championship.

📍Glenisk O’Connor Park, Tullamore
🗓️Saturday 26th April
🕓6.30pm
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Team News: Galway v Dublin, Leinster U17 Hurling Championship

Our Minor Hurlers begin their Leinster Hurling Championship campaign on Easter Sunday with a trip to Parnell Park to face Dublin.

Game throws in at 1pm.

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Team News: Galway v Kilkenny, Leinster Senior Hurling Championship R1

Galway make the trip to UMPC Nowlan Park on Saturday to face Kilkenny as their Leinster Senior Hurling championship season gets underway!

📍UPMC Nowlan Park, Kilkenny
🗓️Saturday 19th April
🕓3.45pm
📺Live on RTE TV
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Team News: Galway v Cork, AHL Round 7

The Galway Senior Hurling team to face Cork on Saturday in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh is announced

Galway v Cork

Supervalu Páirc Ui Caoimh | 7.30PM | Live on RTE

📻Commentary on Galway Bay FM and RnaG Spórt

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Team News: Galway v Limerick AHL Rd6

Our Senior Hurlers travel to the TUS Gaelic Grounds to face Limerick in Round 6 of the Allianz Hurling League on Saturday.

Galway V Limerick | Saturday March 8th 2025  | TUS Gaelic Grounds, Limerick | 7.30PM

Match Commentary live on Galway Bay FM and RnaG Spórt.

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Allianz HL D1A: Galway defeat Wexford

Allianz Hurling League Division 1A

Galway 2-19 Wexford 1-20

By Ronan Fagan at Chadwicks Wexford Park

Galway withstood a late Wexford fight-back to make it three Allianz Hurling League Division 1A wins on the spin after Saturday’s topsy-turvy duel at Chadwicks Wexford Park.

The Tribesmen hit a decisive surge between the 42nd and 56th minutes when transforming a 1-11 to 1-10 deficit into a 2-16 to 1-13 lead when substitute Conor Cooney struck a penalty earned by fellow substitute Kevin Cooney.

But Wexford, with a game to come away to Limerick, battled for their Division 1A lives only to be thwarted as Galway continue their stunning response to the opening day setback against Tipperary.

Galway zipped 0-3 to 0-0 ahead within eight minutes with David Burke quick off the mark on his seasonal debut as Michael Garvey (free) and Cianan Fahy also obliged.

Wexford quickly sorted themselves out, and after Seamus Casey cut the gap to 0-3 to 0-1 from a free, Rory O’Connor was denied a goal by a Jack Grealish intervention after Simon Donohoe’s booming clearance.

Nevertheless, Wexford’s growing momentum saw them assert by 0-5 to 0-3 after 20 minutes courtesy of Casey (three placed-balls) and Jack O’Connor, the latter from a Lee Chin set up.

But this closely contested event was tied for a second time after 27 minutes (0-7 each) with corner-back Darren Morrissey producing a tidy score along with Tiernan Killeen (free), Garvey (free) and Burke.

Wexford appeared set to hold a slight edge at the interval as Cathal Dunbar, defender Conor Foley and Rory O’Connor nudged them ahead by 0-10 to 0-9.

However, they were rocked three minutes into added-time when Anthony Burns made the most of a Wexford defensive mix-up from a Garvey free to bundle to the net and grab a 1-9 to 0-10 lead at the break.

While substitute Kevin Cooney instantly made it a three point gap on the restart, Rory O’Connor had Wexford right back in the mix when turning over a poor Galway puck-out to net, before Richie Lawlor had the locals amongst the 4,658 attendance cheering loudly as Wexford nudged back in front (1-11 to 1-10).

Wexford hopes turned to dread as Galway responded to assert by 2-16 to 1-13 when Cooney blasted home the 56th minute penalty.

Wexford, with the rousing victory over Clare fresh in their minds, refused to go down without a fight, and five frees from Lee Chin saw them close to within 2-19 to 1-20 in the 70th minute.

And the home-side were denied from a last-gasp effort to snatch victory from a free by ‘keeper Mark Fanning in the fifth minute of injury-time as they look destined for relegation, with Galway improving.

Scorers for Galway: Michael Garvey 0-5 (3fs), Conor Cooney 1-2 (1-0 penalty, 2fs), Anthony Burns 1-1, David Burke, Tiernan Killeen (frees), Kevin Cooney 0-2 each, Cianan Fahy, Darren Morrissey, Tom Monaghan, Colm Molloy, Seán Linnane 0-1 each.

Scorers for Wexford: Seamus Casey 0-7 (5fs, 2 65s), Rory O’Connor 1-2, Lee Chin 0-5 (5 frees), Jack O’Connor, Cathal Dunbar, Conor Foley, Richie Lawlor, Conor Hearne, Shane Reck 0-1 each.

Galway: Darach Fahy; Jack Grealish, Fintan Burke, Darren Morrissey; Pádraic Mannion, Gavin Lee, Michael Garvey; Cianan Fahy, David Burke; Brian Concannon, Tom Monaghan, Tiernan Killeen; Declan McLoughlin, Conor Whelan, Anthony Burns.

Subs: Kevin Cooney for McLoughlin (HT), Conor Cooney for Concannon (47), Colm Molloy (0-1) for Burns (59), Seán Linnane for D. Burke (60).

Wexford: Mark Fanning; Eoin Ryan, Damien Reck, Simon Donohoe; Conor Foley, Richie Lawlor, Charlie McGuckin; Conor Hearne, Cathal Dunbar; Jack Redmond, Lee Chin, Jack O’Connor; Kevin Foley, Rory O’Connor, Seamus Casey.

Subs: Shane Reck for D Reck, inj (35+3), Simon Roche for Redmond (HT), Niall Murphy for Ryan (HT), Tomás Kinsella for Casey (60), Mikie Dwyer for Dunbar (66).

Referee: Seán Stack (Dublin).

Team News: Galway v Wexford AHL Rd5

Following a bye in the last round, our Senior Hurlers travel to Chadwicks Wexford Park to face Wexford in Round 5 of the Allianz Hurling League on Saturday.

GALWAY V WEXFORD  | Saturday March 1st 2025  | Chadwicks Wexford Park  | 5PM

Commentary on Galway Bay FM and RnaG Spórt.

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