Mon, 26 Apr, 2004 - 01:00
Mark Gallagher
With each passing week, Galway are looking more like the most viable challengers to take Tyrone’s crown.
Pádraig Joyce resembles the player he once was. Over the two games, he scored 1-13. He embellished his display with a goal of rare beauty 12 minutes into the game. A long ball from his brother Tommy fell into his chest as he managed to escape the attentions of Conor Gormley.
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CourtsGaaPlace: SalthillPerson: PádraigPerson: Padraig JoycePerson: TommyPerson: Conor GormleyPerson: Pascal McConnellPerson: Kevin HughesPerson: Joe BerginPerson: BerginPerson: Tommy JoycePerson: Michael DonnellanPerson: McConnellPerson: Michael MeehanPerson: Ryan McMenaminPerson: Mark HartePerson: Derek SavagePerson: TyronePerson: Brian DooherPerson: HughesPerson: Collie HolmesPerson: CavanaghPerson: Enda McGinleyPerson: Alan KeanePerson: HartePerson: DooherPerson: Joe McMahonPerson: JoycePerson: Mickey HartePerson: Owen MulliganPerson: Colm McCullaghPerson: O’MahonyPerson: Paul ClancyPerson: P JoycePerson: M DonnellanPerson: T JoycePerson: M MeehanPerson: J DevanePerson: S De PoarPerson: N JoycePerson: M HartePerson: S CavanaghPerson: B DooherPerson: E MulliganPerson: C McCullaghPerson: E McGinleyPerson: J McMahonPerson: A KeanePerson: M ComerPerson: G FaheyPerson: K FitzgeraldPerson: D MeehanPerson: P ClancyPerson: J BerginPerson: S O’DomhaillPerson: D SavagePerson: Subs N JoycePerson: SavagePerson: T MeehanPerson: DevaneOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: TyroneOrganisation: All-Ireland
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