“My ball!”
Galway’s Conor Cooney blocks the path of Waterford’s Shane Fives…
Conor Whelan of Galway is impeded by Jamie Barron of Waterford…
But Whelan had the last laugh…
Despair for Waterford’s Austin Gleeson at full-time…
Waterford manager Derek McGrath congratulates Galway’s Joe Canning…
McGrath and Galway boss Micheál Donoghue after the game…
Donoghue’s delight!
Donoghue with former Galway star Alan Kerins after the final whistle…
The Liam MacCarthy Cup returns to Galway hands for the first time in 29 years…
Galway captain David Burke with his mother Paula…
A bitter pill to swallow for manager Derek McGrath, selector Dan Shanahan and the Waterford players…
Galway’s Conor Whelan remembers his cousin, the late Niall Donohue, who passed away in 2013…
David Burke and Joe Canning with Margaret Keady, wife of Galway legend Tony, who died last month…
Galway’s Jason Flynn celebrates with Jody Canning…
The Liam MacCarthy Cup finally found its way into the hands of one of the greats…
On a memorable day for the Canning family, Joe’s nephew Jack was man of the match as Galway defeated Cork in the minor final…
Joe Canning celebrates with Galway supporters…
RIP. Wonderful player. Master stroke by Paisley to drop him back to midfield.
@Robert Clifford: legend great player
My god he fought the good fight, I remember watching a documentary many years ago when he was already in a bad way. RIP.
This lad was class.RIP.
One of the great Liverpool players. RIP.
RIP
Legend.
What a sweet left foot, his medal tally alone is impressive. Greatly remembered. RIP
My favourite Liverpool player of that era . Never played a bad game . A true Liverpool legend. RIP
Fine memories of Ray, both as a player, and socially back in Ainsdale, Southport, back in the day. It was so tragic what happened to his health over the years, may he finally rest in Peace…
RIP
Amazing player, pure class . RIP Ray
Arsenal legend. RIP
He was before my time, but you can see the outpouring of affection from the Liverpool and Arsenal fans lucky enough to see him play, and what he meant to them. RIP
What a team Liverpool were back in the 80s…. Ray Clemence, O’Neill, Ray Kennedy, Alan Kennedy, Alan Hansen, Kevin Keegan, Emlyn Hughes, Ian Rushe, Sammy Lee and Kenny Dalglish. RIP RAY
@C_O’S: Phil Neal, Graham Souness..
@Tim Brennan: should have remembered Phil Neal as I was at his testimonial match and dance in Dublin in mid 80s with Bob paisley and European Cup there too.
United fan here. Superb player, pure class. RIP. Ray Kennedy.
Maybe not for many but this is a sad day. RIP.
RIP
Remember him well getting nervous. The big guy’s playing on my fairway
Ray was a childhood hero of mine . A little well of tears while watching video footage of Ray today . Slán Ray .
Ray was a childhood hero of mine . A little well of tears while watching video footage of Ray today . Rip Ray .
Every team needs a Ray Kennedy in their first eleven, go with God!