HeyJaredPaul Madden
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Galway and Shels play out their fourth 1-1 draw this season (opens the original)
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Paul Madden reports from Eamonn Deacy Park. GALWAY UNITED AND Shelbourne ground out their fourth and final 1-1 draw of the season as both sides kept their aspirations of European qualification alive at Eamonn Deacy Park. A waterlogged pitch saw this fixture postponed back in April, with the rescheduled clash having to take place during the international break as the Tribesmen also sought to secure their Premier Division status with just three points separating them from Waterford and Drogheda be
Galway United edge Bray Wanderers on penalties to advance to quarter-finals (opens the original)
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Paul Madden reports from Eamonn Deacy Park GALWAY UNITED AVOIDED a surprise FAI Cup exit at the hands of Bray Wanderers as Dylan Connolly converted the all-important spot-kick to send the Tribesmen through the next round after extra-time in Eamonn Deacy Park. Galway made three changes to the team that drew 0-0 at home to Drogheda United the previous week, including a debut for new signing Anthony O’Connor and a return to the starting XI for top scorer Kris Twardek. The Tribesmen started brightly
Late penalty miss ensures Galway and Drogheda share the spoils (opens the original)
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Paul Madden reports from Eamonn Deacy Park DAVID HURLEY’S LATE penalty miss gave Drogheda United a vital point on the road after both sides battled out a 0-0 draw in Galway on Friday night. The home side kicked-off and had the Tribesmen crowd on their feet inside 10 minutes when a Hurley cross found the head of Stephen Walsh, his effort saved low and held by Luke Dennison in goal. Galway piled on the pressure in search of an early lead, but it was Drogheda who came closest when some excellent tr
Galway overcome Sligo in five-goal thriller (opens the original)
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GALWAY UNITED RESISTED a late Sligo Rovers comeback to earn a dramatic last-minute victory in the Connacht derby at Pearse Stadium on Saturday. Rovers kicked off and despite the hosts’ bright start, the visitors fashioned the game’s first real opportunity when a loose ball broke kindly for Sebastian Quirk, only for the former Everton man to blaze his effort over the bar. Galway responded immediately and were inches away from taking the lead when a run from Frantz Pierrot found Stephen Walsh in s
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