Éamonn Fitzmaurice: Galway already eyeing bigger targets

Galway impressed in winning the Connacht SFC in Salthill yesterday but they will also know there is scope for improvement.
Galway's Niall Daly and Owen Gallagher at the final whistle. ©INPHO/John McVitty

Galway's Niall Daly and Owen Gallagher at the final whistle. ©INPHO/John McVitty

Galway impressed in winning the Connacht SFC in Salthill yesterday but they will also know there is scope for improvement. They will be a handful for anyone in the quarter final. They will be keenly aware that Kerry and Dublin are at the other side of the draw and there is a live chance for everyone at their side of making an All Ireland final. 

With an ambitious Paraic Joyce in charge they won’t want to leave it at just a Connacht final. Thirty mins after the final whistle their subs were doing MAS (Maximal aerobic speed) runs on the Salthill turf, underlining the forward planning has already commenced.

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