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Galway Hurling thread - 2 Like(s)
Hon Tommy Larkin's

BigBàsMan (National) - 17/10/2026 17:43:55

Galway Hurling thread - 2 Like(s)
Savage game today.Tommies have some heart.

Alwaysencourage (National) - 17/10/2026 17:47:00

Galway Hurling thread - 2 Like(s)
Anyone know what the attendance was at Kenny Park today? Sounds like the County board may have gotten it spot on? Tommies will have all these Junior A players available for the final too. Will be interesting to see how many there are!!

MoroonMan (National) - 17/10/2026 19:03:41

Galway Hurling thread - 1 Like(s)

Replying To katser:  "To paraphrase a former Garda Commissioner.."I find it absolutely disgusting " that the Co. Senior Semi Finals are not a double header in Kenny Park on Sunday and that the Reeves Cup and Junior A Finals are not a double header on Saturday.
My heart goes out to poor Tommy Larkins and they are such a obliging honest hard working Club, God bless them.
"Disgusting ""
I don't think Tommy Larkins will worry about the venue or date now that they are into their first final since 1971 2-26 v 1-27 AET v Clarinbridge who once again failed to deliver in a titanic game.
Jason Flynn, Cian Daniel's and Eanna Murphy were outstanding and they will fear neither Loughrea or Craughwell.
Wonderful weather, good crowd and atmosphere in Athenry.

Katser got it wrong re relegation - Cappy are not 'goosed' as with Liam Collins and Ja Mannion in great form, they delivered 4-24 against Moycullen's 0-17.

Blackcoatsoffthefield (National) - 17/10/2026 18:28:17

Westmeath Hurling thread - 1 Like(s)

Replying To Bigjoe1:  "Thought both Turin and Plunketts were full value for their wins. No taking from Turin but I think they may struggle at senior B. Did Pollard underestimate Plunketts??? and think they just had to turn up, Plunketts ran them ragged and seemed to get stronger as the game went on."
Turin's first ever intermediate title and their first championship victory in 41 years. Think what it means to the Heffernans, Scally's, Augheys and others after all their barren years. Ray and Alan Aughey have played adult hurling for almost 60 years between them, John Gorman played for years and then became manager, whether they will struggle at senior B or not is a discussion for months down the line, they deserve to enjoy their fantastic win.

Claretandblue (National) - 18/10/2026 10:12:44