Galway shine brightest

IF this is a sign of things to come later in the summer, bring it on!

Mon, 03 May, 2010 - 01:00
Galway 2-22 Cork 1-17 Diarmuid O'Flynn

What a match, what an exhibition of hurling in this National Hurling League Division One final in Thurles yesterday evening!

In deference to what was happening in another field, in another code, 7pm was an unusual throw-in time for a big game, but it mattered not.

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