Mon, 28 Jul, 2014 - 01:00
Declan Rooney
Mattie Murphy’s Galway barely came out of third gear as they reached the All-Ireland minor hurling semi-final with a 17-point win over Antrim at Kingspan Breffni Park.
Goals in each half from Jarlath Mannion and substitute Jack Grealish meant Galway were rarely threatened.
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CourtsGaaHurlingPlace: Kingspan Breffni ParkPerson: Mattie MurphyPerson: Jarlath MannionPerson: Jack GrealishPerson: Christy McNaughtonPerson: Conor WhelanPerson: David ManganPerson: MannionPerson: WhelanPerson: GrealishPerson: CPerson: B BurkePerson: D ManganPerson: J MannionPerson: J GrealishPerson: D NevinPerson: J HollandPerson: K McHugoPerson: C ShaughnessyPerson: J MooneyPerson: J McNaughtonPerson: C McCaughanPerson: J CareyPerson: G LoughnanePerson: D CroninPerson: O CoylePerson: S RochePerson: R DoylePerson: R BellewPerson: R KilkellyPerson: C WhelanPerson: S LinnanePerson: KilkellyPerson: S WhelanPerson: ShaughnessyPerson: ManganPerson: A HelebertPerson: BurkePerson: C ButlerPerson: C WalshPerson: R McNultyPerson: HP McNeillPerson: G WalshPerson: E ConlonPerson: R RooneyPerson: C McMullanPerson: R IrvinePerson: C McNaughtonPerson: J McCurdyPerson: J ConnollyPerson: S McLaughlinPerson: C PattersonPerson: IrvinePerson: D CareyPerson: RooneyPerson: McLaughlinPerson: J MaskeyPerson: McMullanPerson: S GarlandPerson: McCurdyPerson: David HughesEvent: All-IrelandOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: Antrim