NFL Divsion 2 2017

[Jinxy]

Nice relaxed atmosphere in the division now that Tyrone are gone.
They take themselves way too seriously.

[Kuwabatake Sanjuro]

I'm only after remembering that its €15 in for division 2 games, far better value for money with the €10 games in division 3. Thankfully we will probably be back down there again next year.

[seafoid]

Nice relaxed atmosphere in the division now that Tyrone are gone.
They take themselves way too seriously.

Down are back after a season away

[JoG2]

I'm only after remembering that its €15 in for division 2 games, far better value for money with the €10 games in division 3. Thankfully we will probably be back down there again next year.

€11 if bought in advance don't forget!

[OgraAnDun]

Nice relaxed atmosphere in the division now that Tyrone are gone.
They take themselves way too seriously.

Down are back after a season away

And I think most in the county are probably hoping we don't go back up. A few years in Division 2 is what is needed. The problem is that we're more likely to get relegated than finish 3rd (3rd would be perfect IMO).

[Croí na hÉireann]

I'm only after remembering that its €15 in for division 2 games, far better value for money with the €10 games in division 3. Thankfully we will probably be back down there again next year.

€11 if bought in advance don't forget!

€12 or £11 for division 1 & 2 in advance. €15 or £13 on the day.

[Cunny Funt]

                     
                                           
                             

I'm only after remembering that its €15 in for division 2 games, far better value for money with the €10 games in division 3. Thankfully we will probably be back down there again next year.

€11 if bought in advance don't forget!

€12 or £11 for division 1 & 2 in advance. €15 or £13 on the day.

Increase in tickets prices? I'm nearly sure advance tickets were 10€ last year.

[westbound]

                     
                                           
                             

I'm only after remembering that its €15 in for division 2 games, far better value for money with the €10 games in division 3. Thankfully we will probably be back down there again next year.

€11 if bought in advance don't forget!

€12 or £11 for division 1 & 2 in advance. €15 or £13 on the day.

Increase in tickets prices? I'm nearly sure advance tickets were 10€ last year.

They were €10 last year.

[JoG2]

Newry  An Dún v Fear Manach    Draw

Derry  Doire v An Clár  Draw

Gaillimh v Corcaigh  Cork by 3

Navan An Mhí v Cill Dar     Meath by 2

[Maroon Manc]

Galway team named, just the 2 changes from last week with Comer & Brannigan brought in for McDaid & Day.

[GaillimhIarthair]

Galway team named, just the 2 changes from last week with Comer & Brannigan brought in for McDaid & Day.

Galway: Rory Lavelle; Declan Kyne, David Walsh, Luke Burke; Gary O'Donnell, Gareth Bradshaw, Johnny Heaney; Paul Conroy, Fiontan O Curraoin; Thomas Flynn, Damien Comer, Eamonn Brannigan; Danny Cummins, Barry McHugh, Seán Armstrong.

[GaillimhIarthair]

Passes For All Home National League Games for Juveniles

To celebrate the announcement of Supermac's continued support of Galway GAA, passes will be made available to all the county's juvenile/U16 supporters for the upcoming home Allianz League games in both Football and Hurling for 2017. The passes will be available to collect at Supermac's stores throughout the county.

Supermac's and Galway GAA will be entering their 28th year as sponsorship partners – one of the longest running relationships in inter-county GAA. The games that are included in the initiative are:

Football
Galway v Cork – Sunday, 5th February
Galway v Clare – Sunday, 26th February
Galway v Derry – Sunday 19th March
Galway v Kildare – Sunday 2nd April

Hurling
Galway v Wexford – Sunday, 19th February
Galway v Laois – 5th March

[GalwayBayBoy]

Galway team named, just the 2 changes from last week with Comer & Brannigan brought in for McDaid & Day.

Galway: Rory Lavelle; Declan Kyne, David Walsh, Luke Burke; Gary O'Donnell, Gareth Bradshaw, Johnny Heaney; Paul Conroy, Fiontan O Curraoin; Thomas Flynn, Damien Comer, Eamonn Brannigan; Danny Cummins, Barry McHugh, Seán Armstrong.

Huge amount of options amongst the forwards considering Sice, Lundy and Shane Walsh aren't even available yet. And Michael Daly. Getting the mix right will be the biggest challenge.

I'd say the full-back line will see some amount of rotation this year. Don't think a single player back there is nailed on. Including the keeper.

Half-back line looks fairly settled in comparison between Bradshaw, O'Donnell, Heaney and Liam Silke when he returns. Wonder will they try Silke at corner-back perhaps?

[magpie seanie]

Ye rarely are short of forwards in Galway ye lucky hoors. Barry McHugh seems to have had a nice FBD. I've been pretty sceptical about ye in the past but I think ye are moving in the right direction.

[oakleaflad]

Would be happy to stay in the division.

We could be doing with picking up points against Clare this weekend but i've a feeling we will struggle.