GALWAY ENDED A 29-year famine when they lifted the Liam MacCarthy Cup today, while Waterford’s wait for a title goes on.
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The Tribesmen ran out deserved 0-26 to 2-17 winners over Derek McGrath’s outfit in Croke Park in a tight and tense affair.
There were plenty of heroes in maroon, with David Burke, Joe Canning, Conor Cooney and Gearoid McInerney in fine form for the Connacht men, while Jamie Barron, Pauric Mahony and Noel Connors were among Waterford’s best.
After an enthralling 70 minutes there are so many contenders.
Who do you think deserves the man-of-the-match award? Let us know.
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GALWAY ENDED A 29-year famine when they lifted the Liam MacCarthy Cup today, while Waterford’s wait for a title goes on.
Inpho Inpho
The Tribesmen ran out deserved 0-26 to 2-17 winners over Derek McGrath’s outfit in Croke Park in a tight and tense affair.
There were plenty of heroes in maroon, with David Burke, Joe Canning, Conor Cooney and Gearoid McInerney in fine form for the Connacht men, while Jamie Barron, Pauric Mahony and Noel Connors were among Waterford’s best.
After an enthralling 70 minutes there are so many contenders.
Who do you think deserves the man-of-the-match award? Let us know.
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