Dream lives on for Déise

NO recriminations or no excuses,” said Galway manager John McIntyre after this All-Ireland quarter-final loss in Semple Stadium yesterday.

Dream lives on for Déise
Mon, 27 Jul, 2009 - 01:00
Waterford 1-16 Galway 0-18 Diarmuid O'Flynn

“It was there for us, we let it slip, and that will torment the team management and the players for some time to come.”

He’s an honest, straight-talking guy, is John McIntyre, and in this, he was absolutely spot on. Tormented Galway will be, no doubt about that, but what excuse can there be when you’re beaten by a better team on the day?

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