O'Mahony stays true to tried and tested

Galway boss John O'Mahony has resisted the temptation for change ahead of Sunday's Connacht football final clash with Mayo at Pearse Stadium.

Thu, 03 Jul, 2003 - 08:27

Galway boss John O'Mahony has resisted the temptation for change ahead of Sunday's Connacht football final clash with Mayo at Pearse Stadium.

Galway easily overcame Leitrim last time out and stick with tried at trusted meaning Michael Donnellan continues at centre-back and Brian Donoghue stays in goal.

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