THE Galway hurling championship has a reputation for being one of the most open and competitive in the country, but only two clubs have got a look in when it comes to winning the Tom Callanan Cup over almost the past decade.
Most observers considered the ban to be ‘very harsh’
IT could have been worse – being pitted against champions Kerry – but Galway footballers will still have their work cut out when taking on rejuventated Dublin in the All-Ireland quarter-final at Croke Park on Sunday. It's a fascinating contest and with Monaghan doing battle with Louth beforehand, a near capacity crowd is on the cards.
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