GALWAY BEGIN their Allianz National Hurling League campaign against Antrim on Sunday (1pm).
Having claimed a first All-Ireland senior championship in 29 years back in September, the Tribesmen return to league action in the hope of earning promotion from Division 1B.
Ahead of this weekend’s opener at Pearse Stadium, manager Micheál Donoghue has named his team.
It features seven players — Adrian Tuohy, Dáithí Burke, Aidan Harte, Johnny Coen, Joseph Cooney, Niall Burke and Conor Cooney — who played in the All-Ireland final victory over Waterford.
5. Adrian Tuohy (Beagh)
6. Martin Dolphin (Portumna)
7. Aidan Harte (Gort)
8. Johnny Coen (Loughrea)
9. Eanna Burke (St Thomas’)
10. Niall Burke (Oranmore-Maree)
11. Joseph Cooney (Sarsfields)
12. Paul Flaherty (Abbeyknockmoy)
13. Brian Concannon (Killimordaly)
14. Conor Cooney (St Thomas’)
15. Jason Flynn (Tommy Larkin’s)
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All-Ireland hurling champions Galway name team for league opener
GALWAY BEGIN their Allianz National Hurling League campaign against Antrim on Sunday (1pm).
Having claimed a first All-Ireland senior championship in 29 years back in September, the Tribesmen return to league action in the hope of earning promotion from Division 1B.
Ahead of this weekend’s opener at Pearse Stadium, manager Micheál Donoghue has named his team.
It features seven players — Adrian Tuohy, Dáithí Burke, Aidan Harte, Johnny Coen, Joseph Cooney, Niall Burke and Conor Cooney — who played in the All-Ireland final victory over Waterford.
Donoghue has also drafted eight newcomers into his squad – including seven who featured in the U21 squad last year — and one of them, Killimordaly forward Brian Concannon, gets the nod.
Galway
1. James Skehill (Cappataggle)
2. Ronan Burke (Turloughmore)
3. Daithi Burke (Turloughmore)
4. Jack Grealish (Gort)
5. Adrian Tuohy (Beagh)
6. Martin Dolphin (Portumna)
7. Aidan Harte (Gort)
8. Johnny Coen (Loughrea)
9. Eanna Burke (St Thomas’)
10. Niall Burke (Oranmore-Maree)
11. Joseph Cooney (Sarsfields)
12. Paul Flaherty (Abbeyknockmoy)
13. Brian Concannon (Killimordaly)
14. Conor Cooney (St Thomas’)
15. Jason Flynn (Tommy Larkin’s)
The42 has just published its first book, Behind The Lines, a collection of some of the year’s best sports stories. Pick up your copy in Eason’s, or order it here today (€10):
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