Clancy to lead Galway against unchanged Leitrim in Connacht semi-final

MOYCULLEN’S Paul Clancy will captain Galway in Sunday’s Bank of Ireland Connacht SFC semi-final clash with Leitrim at Pearse Stadium.

Fri, 10 Jun, 2005 - 01:00
Michael Ellard

Meanwhile, their opponents have named the same side that sensationally defeated Sligo in the quarter-final.

2004 Galway club champions Killererin have nominated Clancy as the influential Padraic Joyce picked up an ankle injury a fortnight ago. With the Irish International Rules star unable to start the game, Killererin don’t have a player on the first 15.

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