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Analysis: Mayo could have won war if they hadn’t lost battle of kick-outs
Rob Hennelly struggled as Dublin attacked his restarts right from the get-go
Seán Moran: Galway and Tyrone’s rise adds spice to championship
Counties bucked trend by winning provincial honours after a spring spent in Division Two
Galway should have the slightest of edges over Roscommon
Kevin Walsh’s side have more room for improvement and cut to their attack
Galway football showing vital signs but the patient is still stricken
County’s success at underage level not being built on with Mayo dominating in Connacht
Galway lay down marker with another Ulster scalp
Brian McIvor hits out at standard of refereeing before quitting Derry post
Brian McIver walks as Galway master the conditions
Kevin Walsh’s Tribesmen get past Derry in a miserable Salthill
Galway defender Colin Forde latest to be struck by ‘cruciate curse’
Cruciate ligament tear for former All-Ireland winning Under-21 captain and minor winner
Meath dominant against Longford in Navan
O’Byrne Cup wins for Kildare, DIT, Maynooth University, Westmeath, UCD and Wexford
James O’Donoghue provides the cutting edge as Kerry march on
Inexperienced Galway left to rue a costly string of first-half wides
Kerry weather Galway revival to claim semi-final spot
Concession of two goals will be an issue for Eamonn Fitzmaurice to deal with
Kingdom’s class and craft still evident
Despite the absence of several big names from last year’s team, Eamonn Fitzmaurice’s men should prove too strong for Galway
It’s a definite maybe for Galway hurlers
In two codes Galway offered some great things, and also exposed some of the same old problems
McGuinnes bringing Donegal back in through the out door
Faced with a Derry team that hold onto the ball for longer than a Led Zeppelin back-catalogue, Donegal manager Jim McGuinness cut his cloth accordingly
London fairytale turns to nightmare as Galway cut loose
Alan Mulholland’s side run out 19-point winners in Ruislip
London looking to build on last year’s success
Odds-on favourites Galway face a team no longer content with punchbag role
Gritty Galway just that bit slicker than Kildare to reach under-21 football final
Lilywhites hit 19 wides as Tribesmen prove more efficient in front of the posts
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