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Inside Track with John McIntyre HOW can you do justice to a match which had everything. All we know is what Clare and Cork hurlers produced at Croke...
Inside Track with John McIntyre JUST a few weeks ago the widespread anticipation was that Limerick and Kilkenny would end up contesting the...
Inside Track with John McIntyre THE problem with knocking champions Dublin out of the hunt for All-Ireland glory is that expectations suddenly go...
Inside Track with John McIntyre THERE was no silverware at stake at Croke Park on Saturday evening and Galway footballers still have two major...
Inside Track with John McIntyre IT’S not where Galway footballers wanted to be, but they have to get on with it now. No time for feeling sorry...
Inside Track with John McIntyre A lot can change in a few days. This time last week there was some local speculation about the possible chain of...
Inside Track with John McIntyre SINCE Galway’s exit to Dublin in the hurling championship, nobody seems to be wondering will Henry Shefflin by...
Inside Track with John McIntyre It’s early January 2022 and the crowds are descending on Duggan Park for just a tournament fixture. An estimated...
Inside Track with John McIntyre IF there is one team building up a head of steam at just the right time in the All-Ireland senior football...
Inside Track with John McIntyre HAVE Limerick hurlers been holed below the waterline? Sure, they diced with a shock exit from last year’s Munster...
Inside Track with John McIntyre THE Galway footballers were men on a mission in the Connacht final at Pearse Stadium on Sunday. Stung by the...
Inside Track with John McIntyre OH the Lord save us! And Galway fans are worried that their hurlers are not quite burning it up like they...
Inside Track with John McIntyre Padraic Joyce and his backroom must have been through hell and back during Saturday’s Connacht senior football...
Inside Track with John McIntyre WHERE have the GAA crowds gone? A triple header at Croke Park on Sunday which included two National Camogie League...
Inside Track with John McIntyre GIVEN their unprecedented dominance of hurling for the first 15 years of this century, we thought we’d never see...
Inside Track with John McIntyre The GAA’s split season is run on an extremely tight schedule but persistent appeals about dispatching with the...
Inside Track with John McIntyre IF Padraic Joyce wanted to, he could hide behind a crippling injury list to some star players as Galway footballers...
Inside Track with John McIntyre WHEN you consider all the players Galway were missing and a tendency to press the self-destruct button during the...
Inside Track with John McIntyre WE assume the gun was put to the heads of the Galway footballers at half-time in Omagh last Sunday. Well, how else...
Inside Track with John McIntyre Where are Galway hurlers at? We presumed Sunday’s National League encounter against Tipperary would enlighten us a...
Inside Track with John McIntyre THEY didn’t win the game; only scored nine points; and just managed three scores from play, but Galway football...
Inside Track with John McIntyre PADRAIC Joyce must be sick of the sight of Mayo footballers by now. Since taking over as Galway manager in the winter...
Inside Track with John McIntyre FOR all their hurling and achievements over nearly a dozen seasons, St Thomas’ hadn’t really permeated the wider...
Inside Track with John McIntyre OVER 12 years later, eight of the players who were involved in St Thomas’ first ever Galway senior hurling triumph...
Inside Track with John McIntyre SOME observers didn’t think St Thomas’ had that kind of performance in them. The Galway champions have been...
Inside Track with John McIntyre IT’S time to put my cards on the table. I hate night-time (floodlit) hurling. And the prospect of heading off to...
Inside Track with John McIntyre JUST when we were starting to wonder if another era of dominance was dawning for the Corofin footballers, the rug was...
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