Tribe wrap up party early as work still to do

It was a huge day for Galway hurling on Sunday, a historic day, Kilkenny beaten and, just as significantly, a first Leinster title for Connacht’s lone top-level flag-bearer.

Tribe wrap up party early as work still to do

But there were no major celebrations, however, according to captain Fergal Moore, no symbolic parading of the massive Bob O’Keeffe Cup across the Shannon bridge in Athlone, a mandatory stopping-point for so many previous championship-winning Galway teams.

“Indeed we didn’t, we were anxious to get back to Galway. Obviously it was a huge day for us, a proud day and we enjoyed every minute of the hours afterwards but that was that. The Leinster championship is over, it’s Monday, a new day, a new week and a new challenge.”

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