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Reigning champions aiming to make amends in round two | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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THE opening round of the Galway Senior Hurling Championship was defined by fine margins, with little separating the majority of teams across the eight encounters. The widest margin of victory was just seven points, while five of the eight fixtures were decided by a single score. Evidence of just how evenly contested the opening weekend proved. Whether Round 2 produces the same drama remains to be seen. Several of this weekend's match-ups appear more one-sided on paper, with a perceived gulf betw
Late drama as Sarsfields and Castlegar draw | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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Late drama in topsy turvy opening round tie GER Farragher held his nerve with the final puck of the game, the Castlegar veteran landing a superb 65 to rescue a deserved draw in an entertaining Galway Senior Hurling Championship Group 3 opener on Saturday. With 10 minutes of normal time remaining, Castlegar substitute Simon Thomas had put his side six points clear and seemingly in the driving seat for a priceless win in this perceived 'Group of Death'. To their credit, Brian Hanley’s Sarsfields b
Darren Farrell stars as St Thomas beat Oranmore | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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Oranmore-Maree come up short in first round clash ST THOMAS’ served a timely reminder that any changing of the guard talk may be premature as they opened their 2026 Senior Hurling Championship campaign with an impressive victory over Oranmore-Maree in the so-called ‘Group of Death’. Nine points from play between captain Eanna Burke and Darren Farrell, allied to Conor Cooney’s unerring accuracy from placed balls, provided the foundations for an easier-than-expected victory for Cathal Daly’s side.
Galway need season best against Rebels | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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First of weekend's semi-finals at Croke Park IT’LL have been three years since Galway last graced the semi-final stage of the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship when they take on Cork in Croke Park on Saturday (throw-in 3.30pm). Before that brief hiatus, however, reaching the final four had become something of a regular occurrence for the Tribesmen. Between 2014 and 2022, Galway reached seven All-Ireland semi-finals in nine seasons. Trips to GAA headquarters and competing deep into the cham
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