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Replying To Connect4: "Corofin Squad
1) Oran Burke
2) Bernard Coen
3) Cathal Silke
4) Ross Mahon
5) Gavin Burke
6) Conor Cunningham
7) Colin Brady
8) Ciaran Brady
9) Tony Gill
10) Darragh Silke
11) Dylan Canney
12) Jason Leonard
13) Martin Farragher
14) Micheal Lundy
15) Cian Murphy
16) Tom Healy
17) Cormac Greaney
18) Glen McHugh
19) Ross Coen
20) Connor Brady
21) Vincent Gill
22) Killian Joyce
23) Colin Kelly
24) Aaron Looney
25) Ronan Steede
26) Darren O'Reilly
27) Finn Mcintyre
28) Cian Rafferty
29) Karl Nolan
30) Shane Canavan
Tuam Stars Squad
1) Darragh Forkan
2) Brian O'Donnell
3) Dara O'Ruairc
4) Darragh Cunningham
5) Gary O'Donnell
6) Dara Heneghan
7) Cian Mitchell
8) Conor Rhatigan
9) Ronan Colleran
10) Conor Heneghan
11) Jamie Murphy
12) Ben O'Connell
13) Luke Davin
14) Brian Mannion
15) Jack Grugan
16) Darragh Creaven
17) Aonghus Tierney
18) Noel Henry
19) Jack Cleary
20) Ross Cosgrove
21) Alan O'Connell
22)Derec Reynolds
23) Seamus Kelly
24) Jack Cryan
25) Paul Collins
26) Luke Higgins
27) Rory Igoe
28) Jack Davin
29) Jack Heneghan
30) Calan Tynan
31) Michael Collins
32) Conor Doherty
33) Mark Colleran
34) Shay McGlinchey
35) Max O'Connell
36) Sean Rattigan
37) Rory O'Connor
38) Cillian Reidy" That Corofin team didn't start, Vinny Gill was in for Ross Mahon, Aaron Looney for Conor Cunningham, Ross Coen for Jason Leonard, Colin Kelly for Martin Farragher and Killian Joyce for Cian Murphy.
GalwayLurker (Galway) - Posts: 113 - 05/07/2025 22:53:00
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Replying To GalwayLurker: " Replying To Connect4: "Corofin Squad
1) Oran Burke
2) Bernard Coen
3) Cathal Silke
4) Ross Mahon
5) Gavin Burke
6) Conor Cunningham
7) Colin Brady
8) Ciaran Brady
9) Tony Gill
10) Darragh Silke
11) Dylan Canney
12) Jason Leonard
13) Martin Farragher
14) Micheal Lundy
15) Cian Murphy
16) Tom Healy
17) Cormac Greaney
18) Glen McHugh
19) Ross Coen
20) Connor Brady
21) Vincent Gill
22) Killian Joyce
23) Colin Kelly
24) Aaron Looney
25) Ronan Steede
26) Darren O'Reilly
27) Finn Mcintyre
28) Cian Rafferty
29) Karl Nolan
30) Shane Canavan
Tuam Stars Squad
1) Darragh Forkan
2) Brian O'Donnell
3) Dara O'Ruairc
4) Darragh Cunningham
5) Gary O'Donnell
6) Dara Heneghan
7) Cian Mitchell
8) Conor Rhatigan
9) Ronan Colleran
10) Conor Heneghan
11) Jamie Murphy
12) Ben O'Connell
13) Luke Davin
14) Brian Mannion
15) Jack Grugan
16) Darragh Creaven
17) Aonghus Tierney
18) Noel Henry
19) Jack Cleary
20) Ross Cosgrove
21) Alan O'Connell
22)Derec Reynolds
23) Seamus Kelly
24) Jack Cryan
25) Paul Collins
26) Luke Higgins
27) Rory Igoe
28) Jack Davin
29) Jack Heneghan
30) Calan Tynan
31) Michael Collins
32) Conor Doherty
33) Mark Colleran
34) Shay McGlinchey
35) Max O'Connell
36) Sean Rattigan
37) Rory O'Connor
38) Cillian Reidy" That Corofin team didn't start, Vinny Gill was in for Ross Mahon, Aaron Looney for Conor Cunningham, Ross Coen for Jason Leonard, Colin Kelly for Martin Farragher and Killian Joyce for Cian Murphy."
Dylan mc hugh
Kieren molloy
Liam silke
Mike Farragher
Gary Sice
Conor Cunningham
Jason Leonard
Ross mahon
Dylan Wall.
Tuam were missing
Rory O Connor
Cormac mc Walter
Conor Heneghan
Cillian Reidy
Paul Collins...
Belclare7 (Galway) - Posts: 331 - 06/07/2025 14:34:04
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Replying To Belclare7: " Replying To GalwayLurker: "[quote=Connect4: "Corofin Squad
1) Oran Burke
2) Bernard Coen
3) Cathal Silke
4) Ross Mahon
5) Gavin Burke
6) Conor Cunningham
7) Colin Brady
8) Ciaran Brady
9) Tony Gill
10) Darragh Silke
11) Dylan Canney
12) Jason Leonard
13) Martin Farragher
14) Micheal Lundy
15) Cian Murphy
16) Tom Healy
17) Cormac Greaney
18) Glen McHugh
19) Ross Coen
20) Connor Brady
21) Vincent Gill
22) Killian Joyce
23) Colin Kelly
24) Aaron Looney
25) Ronan Steede
26) Darren O'Reilly
27) Finn Mcintyre
28) Cian Rafferty
29) Karl Nolan
30) Shane Canavan
Tuam Stars Squad
1) Darragh Forkan
2) Brian O'Donnell
3) Dara O'Ruairc
4) Darragh Cunningham
5) Gary O'Donnell
6) Dara Heneghan
7) Cian Mitchell
8) Conor Rhatigan
9) Ronan Colleran
10) Conor Heneghan
11) Jamie Murphy
12) Ben O'Connell
13) Luke Davin
14) Brian Mannion
15) Jack Grugan
16) Darragh Creaven
17) Aonghus Tierney
18) Noel Henry
19) Jack Cleary
20) Ross Cosgrove
21) Alan O'Connell
22)Derec Reynolds
23) Seamus Kelly
24) Jack Cryan
25) Paul Collins
26) Luke Higgins
27) Rory Igoe
28) Jack Davin
29) Jack Heneghan
30) Calan Tynan
31) Michael Collins
32) Conor Doherty
33) Mark Colleran
34) Shay McGlinchey
35) Max O'Connell
36) Sean Rattigan
37) Rory O'Connor
38) Cillian Reidy" That Corofin team didn't start, Vinny Gill was in for Ross Mahon, Aaron Looney for Conor Cunningham, Ross Coen for Jason Leonard, Colin Kelly for Martin Farragher and Killian Joyce for Cian Murphy."
Dylan mc hugh
Kieren molloy
Liam silke
Mike Farragher
Gary Sice
Conor Cunningham
Jason Leonard
Ross mahon
Dylan Wall.
Tuam were missing
Rory O Connor
Cormac mc Walter
Conor Heneghan
Cillian Reidy
Paul Collins..."]Gary Sice is retired along with Bernie Power so don't think you could say he's missing. Jack McCabe, Brian Cogger and Dylan Brady were also absent. In the US I think.
GalwayLurker (Galway) - Posts: 113 - 06/07/2025 14:55:20
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Replying To GalwayLurker: " Replying To Belclare7: "[quote=GalwayLurker: "[quote=Connect4: "Corofin Squad
1) Oran Burke
2) Bernard Coen
3) Cathal Silke
4) Ross Mahon
5) Gavin Burke
6) Conor Cunningham
7) Colin Brady
8) Ciaran Brady
9) Tony Gill
10) Darragh Silke
11) Dylan Canney
12) Jason Leonard
13) Martin Farragher
14) Micheal Lundy
15) Cian Murphy
16) Tom Healy
17) Cormac Greaney
18) Glen McHugh
19) Ross Coen
20) Connor Brady
21) Vincent Gill
22) Killian Joyce
23) Colin Kelly
24) Aaron Looney
25) Ronan Steede
26) Darren O'Reilly
27) Finn Mcintyre
28) Cian Rafferty
29) Karl Nolan
30) Shane Canavan
Tuam Stars Squad
1) Darragh Forkan
2) Brian O'Donnell
3) Dara O'Ruairc
4) Darragh Cunningham
5) Gary O'Donnell
6) Dara Heneghan
7) Cian Mitchell
8) Conor Rhatigan
9) Ronan Colleran
10) Conor Heneghan
11) Jamie Murphy
12) Ben O'Connell
13) Luke Davin
14) Brian Mannion
15) Jack Grugan
16) Darragh Creaven
17) Aonghus Tierney
18) Noel Henry
19) Jack Cleary
20) Ross Cosgrove
21) Alan O'Connell
22)Derec Reynolds
23) Seamus Kelly
24) Jack Cryan
25) Paul Collins
26) Luke Higgins
27) Rory Igoe
28) Jack Davin
29) Jack Heneghan
30) Calan Tynan
31) Michael Collins
32) Conor Doherty
33) Mark Colleran
34) Shay McGlinchey
35) Max O'Connell
36) Sean Rattigan
37) Rory O'Connor
38) Cillian Reidy" That Corofin team didn't start, Vinny Gill was in for Ross Mahon, Aaron Looney for Conor Cunningham, Ross Coen for Jason Leonard, Colin Kelly for Martin Farragher and Killian Joyce for Cian Murphy."
Dylan mc hugh
Kieren molloy
Liam silke
Mike Farragher
Gary Sice
Conor Cunningham
Jason Leonard
Ross mahon
Dylan Wall.
Tuam were missing
Rory O Connor
Cormac mc Walter
Conor Heneghan
Cillian Reidy
Paul Collins..."]Gary Sice is retired along with Bernie Power so don't think you could say he's missing. Jack McCabe, Brian Cogger and Dylan Brady were also absent. In the US I think."]Patrick Egan missing from that Corofin side as well?
galway19 (Galway) - Posts: 940 - 06/07/2025 15:33:26
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Ya.. my bad on the US lads..
Think it's fair to say it's Shadow boxing ..
Real business starts in a few weeks
Belclare7 (Galway) - Posts: 331 - 06/07/2025 17:31:51
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This weekend's 2025 Adult Football League final winners
- Div.1
Tuam Stars GAA Club
- Div.2
Cumann Peile Mhaigh Cuilinn
- Div.3A
Dunmore MacHales GAA
- Div.3B
St.Brendan's GAA
- Div.4A
Kilkerrin/Clonberne GAA Club
- Div.4B
Claregalway GAA and LGFA
Tuam won the league against a weakened Corofin team, still not convinced they are a top 4 team, in reality they have been the least effected by the county panel. Have Moycullen been sneaking under the radar of late? An almost flawless league campaign, some big scores with the only blemish a draw against a very on form litir mor outfit. With Cooke and S Kelly both to come back in I would put right up there as genuine contenders. Back to back promotions for Dunmore, 9 wins on the bounce for Alan Glynns men, Matthew Reddington back from Oz after 2 years and obsolutely flying i hear, nobody will take them for granted.
WonTon5 (Galway) - Posts: 40 - 06/07/2025 18:40:39
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Replying To WonTon5: "This weekend's 2025 Adult Football League final winners
- Div.1
Tuam Stars GAA Club
- Div.2
Cumann Peile Mhaigh Cuilinn
- Div.3A
Dunmore MacHales GAA
- Div.3B
St.Brendan's GAA
- Div.4A
Kilkerrin/Clonberne GAA Club
- Div.4B
Claregalway GAA and LGFA
Tuam won the league against a weakened Corofin team, still not convinced they are a top 4 team, in reality they have been the least effected by the county panel. Have Moycullen been sneaking under the radar of late? An almost flawless league campaign, some big scores with the only blemish a draw against a very on form litir mor outfit. With Cooke and S Kelly both to come back in I would put right up there as genuine contenders. Back to back promotions for Dunmore, 9 wins on the bounce for Alan Glynns men, Matthew Reddington back from Oz after 2 years and obsolutely flying i hear, nobody will take them for granted." Great to see the progression of a relatively young Dunmore team. Tuam too should also be able to improve for the championship. As a county this club competition augurs well for our inter county prospects in the next few years. Corofin still the gold standard imho.
Really (Galway) - Posts: 647 - 06/07/2025 19:19:45
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Replying To WonTon5: "This weekend's 2025 Adult Football League final winners
- Div.1
Tuam Stars GAA Club
- Div.2
Cumann Peile Mhaigh Cuilinn
- Div.3A
Dunmore MacHales GAA
- Div.3B
St.Brendan's GAA
- Div.4A
Kilkerrin/Clonberne GAA Club
- Div.4B
Claregalway GAA and LGFA
Tuam won the league against a weakened Corofin team, still not convinced they are a top 4 team, in reality they have been the least effected by the county panel. Have Moycullen been sneaking under the radar of late? An almost flawless league campaign, some big scores with the only blemish a draw against a very on form litir mor outfit. With Cooke and S Kelly both to come back in I would put right up there as genuine contenders. Back to back promotions for Dunmore, 9 wins on the bounce for Alan Glynns men, Matthew Reddington back from Oz after 2 years and obsolutely flying i hear, nobody will take them for granted." I'm informed that the Div 2 final was contested by what were really shadow teams, Naomh Anna were missing 4 or 5 starters due to being abroad and injury and Maighcuilinn were shot at least 8 of the players who contested last years county final so there isn't much to be gleaned from Saturday's result.
backtooldwall (Galway) - Posts: 159 - 06/07/2025 20:30:33
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Replying To endgame: "Huge chance missed by Galway in last year's All Ireland final. That Armagh team are very ordinary as Kerry showed last Sunday. Might be a long time until Galway get as good a chance again." Galway were not good enough. The better team on the day won. I don't buy this ordinary team ****. I hear the same about Tyrone in 2021. Ordinary teams don't win all Ireland titles. In fact ordinary or average teams don't even make semi finals or finals.
yew_tree (Mayo) - Posts: 11681 - 07/07/2025 00:21:48
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Moycullen have put on some huge scores and winning margins in winning division 2 and this has been without many players Kelly & Cooke. They will be there or thereabouts for Frank Fox have lost last 2 finals but the appointment of Currid is eye watering too. My top three is Corofin moycullen & Salthill. Has Sice officially retired? What a warrior and servant he has been for Corofin
Eire89 (Galway) - Posts: 366 - 07/07/2025 08:58:50
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Is Cooke definitely staying around to play for Moycullen?
galway19 (Galway) - Posts: 940 - 07/07/2025 10:38:00
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If the talk around Pearse Stadium over the weekend is to be believed, quite a few of the Galway footballers have headed off to play in America for the summer. Madness, really. No time for the body to recover. They'll pay for it next season - burned out and broken down. It happens every time. You'd think they'd learn. Seán Kelly definitely won't last past thirty at this rate. He's going from championship , to playing in Amercia, to clubs and back into next year exhausted, stiff and wondering why he's not lifting Sam.
Gearoid1998ffowaed (Galway) - Posts: 164 - 07/07/2025 12:20:06
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Replying To yew_tree: "Galway were not good enough. The better team on the day won. I don't buy this ordinary team ****. I hear the same about Tyrone in 2021. Ordinary teams don't win all Ireland titles. In fact ordinary or average teams don't even make semi finals or finals." Galway were more than good enough. Only a point in it. They were exhausted from all the matches and was some poor subbing desicions made. They need all make sure their injury free for next years championship if they want to get into an All Ireland final again. The amount of Galway injuries are a total joke to all the other counties. They don't take it seriously and wonder then why so many players are out.
Gearoid1998ffowaed (Galway) - Posts: 164 - 07/07/2025 12:27:52
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Replying To Gearoid1998ffowaed: "If the talk around Pearse Stadium over the weekend is to be believed, quite a few of the Galway footballers have headed off to play in America for the summer. Madness, really. No time for the body to recover. They'll pay for it next season - burned out and broken down. It happens every time. You'd think they'd learn. Seán Kelly definitely won't last past thirty at this rate. He's going from championship , to playing in Amercia, to clubs and back into next year exhausted, stiff and wondering why he's not lifting Sam." Playing in America is a release valve for these lads. Standard is low, plenty of drinking and a good time plus a few euro. No one stopping them in the street like at home to give their tuppence worth about why they lost to Meath
eoinog (Sligo) - Posts: 2164 - 07/07/2025 12:28:23
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Replying To Gearoid1998ffowaed: "If the talk around Pearse Stadium over the weekend is to be believed, quite a few of the Galway footballers have headed off to play in America for the summer. Madness, really. No time for the body to recover. They'll pay for it next season - burned out and broken down. It happens every time. You'd think they'd learn. Seán Kelly definitely won't last past thirty at this rate. He's going from championship , to playing in Amercia, to clubs and back into next year exhausted, stiff and wondering why he's not lifting Sam." Surely Galway aren't the only county to do this kind of thing, right?
Trump2020 (Galway) - Posts: 2589 - 07/07/2025 12:33:32
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Replying To eoinog: "Playing in America is a release valve for these lads. Standard is low, plenty of drinking and a good time plus a few euro. No one stopping them in the street like at home to give their tuppence worth about why they lost to Meath" I think you took this up wrong. They can do whatever they want, all of them deserve to chill out and take a drink.
Training and competition put immense strain on muscles, joints, tendons, and the nervous system. Without proper recovery, the body doesn't get the time it needs to repair-leading to chronic fatigue, overtraining syndrome, and higher risk of injury. So it's a vicious cycle for Galway injuries and for all of them who are hungry to win while it's their short window.
Gearoid1998ffowaed (Galway) - Posts: 164 - 07/07/2025 13:15:19
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Replying To Gearoid1998ffowaed: "If the talk around Pearse Stadium over the weekend is to be believed, quite a few of the Galway footballers have headed off to play in America for the summer. Madness, really. No time for the body to recover. They'll pay for it next season - burned out and broken down. It happens every time. You'd think they'd learn. Seán Kelly definitely won't last past thirty at this rate. He's going from championship , to playing in Amercia, to clubs and back into next year exhausted, stiff and wondering why he's not lifting Sam." It's tough on the clubs though, especially if it's a smaller club with maybe 1 co player, u might have him back from states for a relagation game, win that and that's his season done, all year with co, then playing 4 or 5 games in states and 1 or 2 games for the club in a season. They can do whatever they like though as it's an amateur game.
jj19 (Galway) - Posts: 465 - 07/07/2025 13:48:18
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Replying To Gearoid1998ffowaed: "If the talk around Pearse Stadium over the weekend is to be believed, quite a few of the Galway footballers have headed off to play in America for the summer. Madness, really. No time for the body to recover. They'll pay for it next season - burned out and broken down. It happens every time. You'd think they'd learn. Seán Kelly definitely won't last past thirty at this rate. He's going from championship , to playing in Amercia, to clubs and back into next year exhausted, stiff and wondering why he's not lifting Sam." Sean Kelly is registered to play in US for the summer. Cian Hernon, Cillian O Curraoin, Jack O'Neill and Patrick Egan also.
galway19 (Galway) - Posts: 940 - 07/07/2025 14:03:56
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Just had a glance at latest list for some of the players gone/going to the US who might miss out on first championship game or two:
Micheal Breathnach - Cillian O'Curraoin
Barna - Cian Hernon
Claregalway - Nathan Grainger, Kyle Long
Annaghdown - Daithi Kilcommins
St James - Jack Folan
Moycullen - Neil Mulcahy, Ger Davoren, James McLaughlin, Sean Kelly
Corofin - Dylan Brady, Jack McCabe, Patrick Egan, Brian Cogger
Mountbellew - Colin Murray, Matthew Barrett
Kilconly - David Prendergast
galway19 (Galway) - Posts: 940 - 07/07/2025 14:25:15
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