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7th minute of injury-time, a point down and not playing particularly well and he does this:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UCjXpOQQX38

could that of been a free in for picking the ball off the ground ? it would of been a very big call

I'm sure the program said Dublin were supposed to take the field first.

as am I, the programme said that Dublin were to be out first then two minutes later Mayo, but i heard someone saying Dublin were delayed.

i was approaching Croke Park just after half time in the Kerry V Clare match, i saw a Kerry reg bus go by, there seemed to be a team onboard, would it of been the Kerry minor team? did they not stay around for the Kerry/Clare match ?

what hardware would you recommend ? there seems to be loads of options !!

Galway county board appear to be doing a good job of reducing the debt.

In what way ? my understanding is that Galway gaa is facing Armageddon when full interest & capital repayments begin in 2017

Don't be surprised to see some of those people responsible for mountain south putting their hands up for the county chairman role when it opens up this december

The debt had been reduced from 5 million euro's to 4 million in the last few years, unless there is more debt that I'm unaware of?

I believe that's more to do with a write off that anything else ....

Traceymentioned the debt was restructured but I don't see why anyone or organisation would write off a million euro's knowing full well the GAA would eventually come to Galway's aid like they did with Mayo. Suppose we'll just have too see what happens to the debt in the next few years.

Galway GAA owe the money to GAA HQ, Mayo GAA owned the money to external banks hence it was easier for Mayo GAA to restructure their debt .. that's according to Treacy

Galway county board appear to be doing a good job of reducing the debt.

In what way ? my understanding is that Galway gaa is facing Armageddon when full interest & capital repayments begin in 2017

Don't be surprised to see some of those people responsible for mountain south putting their hands up for the county chairman role when it opens up this december

The debt had been reduced from 5 million euro's to 4 million in the last few years, unless there is more debt that I'm unaware of?

I believe that's more to do with a write off that anything else ....

Galway county board appear to be doing a good job of reducing the debt.

In what way ? my understanding is that Galway gaa is facing Armageddon when full interest & capital repayments begin in 2017

Don't be surprised to see some of those people responsible for mountain south putting their hands up for the county chairman role when it opens up this december

They have a nice setup in the Galway football training centre in Loughgeorge

ill rephrase that ... They have a nice setup in the Galway training center in Loughgeorge.

The facility was closed during the winter due to overuse, it's now accommodating the hurlers too ...

anyone know what the attendance was ?

Wasn't this the same lad who had Sligo players hauling tires up sand hills in Strandhill?

I don't think Muller had any involvement with Sligo during Kevin Walshs tenure.

I meant Walsh himself. He was ridiculed for being anything but good on the S&C front.

I think you will find most managers have S&C experts in their backroom teams these days because that area is not their expertise.

Roscommon looked a team devoid of any physical presence and pace yesterday so I think you should be much more concerned with your own management set up in this regard rather than digging a hole any deeper re Kevin Walsh.

Galway look fit and very well organised this year, finally capitalising on recent underage success. Walsh has done a great job and is a very shrewd manager.

Ably  assisted by his selectors Brian Silke and Sean Conlon (trainer)