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Yes, Moycullen & Associates Inc. looking best placed to win it. It'll be interesting to see how their recruitment strategy will pay off in future years. Quite a few of their underage teams are falling off the top pack in the various age groups. I guess soldiering for years underage only to see your slot filled with some intercounty journeyman from Ulster or wherever they'll find 'em might be a bit demoralising for the local lads! Grassroots development is our remit in gaa clubs, not running the best draft!

togoutlads (Galway) - Posts: 1143 - 31/08/2026 16:46:17    2692181

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Replying To Pope_Benedict:  "Would be nice to see rural clubs avoiding the drop also, of course."
Of course, nothing against any other club but with James relegated the city would only have one club playing senior football which is pretty poor really.

Seniorleague (Galway) - Posts: 318 - 31/08/2026 16:49:59    2692182

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Replying To Eire89:  "Rumours have it they were talking to Kobe whilst he was home from Aus for his leaving results :)"
Wouldn't surprise me one bit,

Fox.1n.7he.b0x (Galway) - Posts: 207 - 31/08/2026 17:05:50    2692188

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Replying To togoutlads:  "Yes, Moycullen & Associates Inc. looking best placed to win it. It'll be interesting to see how their recruitment strategy will pay off in future years. Quite a few of their underage teams are falling off the top pack in the various age groups. I guess soldiering for years underage only to see your slot filled with some intercounty journeyman from Ulster or wherever they'll find 'em might be a bit demoralising for the local lads! Grassroots development is our remit in gaa clubs, not running the best draft!"
I have to agree with this, my club are miles off it but id rather see Corofin or Salthill win it rather than them, at least they have soldiered with there club all the way from under 8s

Fox.1n.7he.b0x (Galway) - Posts: 207 - 31/08/2026 17:08:34    2692189

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