Sun, 11 Oct, 2009 - 22:52
New York 0-4 Galway 1-18
Six unanswered points inside the opening ten minutes paved the way for a comfortable first win for Galway's new senior football management, headed by former Armagh All-Ireland winning boss Joe Kernan.
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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: BronxPlace: New YorkPerson: Joe KernanPerson: KernanPerson: John MurtaghPerson: MurtaghPerson: Darren MullahyPerson: Sean ArmstrongPerson: MullahyPerson: Eoin ConcannonPerson: Evan ByrnePerson: Michael MeehanPerson: Padraig JoycePerson: GalwayPerson: Nicky JoycePerson: Anthony GriffinPerson: Barry CullinanePerson: Naomh Ana LeitirmorePerson: Dennis McCarthyPerson: Alan CarolanPerson: Joe BellPerson: Patsy MartinPerson: Brendan McGourtyPerson: Gary CornynPerson: Johnny GoldrickPerson: Alan RafteryPerson: Brendan O'ReillyPerson: Aidan PowerPerson: Gary ReillyPerson: Sean O'NeillPerson: Michael SloanPerson: Mike HigginsPerson: Kevin McGeeneyPerson: Robbie MoranPerson: Gary DowdPerson: Packie DowneyPerson: Shane CartyPerson: Ronan CaffreyPerson: Mark DobbinPerson: Adrian FahertyPerson: Paul DohertyPerson: David ReillyPerson: Finian HanleyPerson: David FinneganPerson: Tomas FahyPerson: Declan MeehanPerson: Diarmuid BlakePerson: Gary O'DomhnaillPerson: Colin HealyPerson: Cormac BanePerson: Joe Joe GreaneyPerson: Niall ColemanPerson: Danny CumminsPerson: Fiachra BreathnachEvent: Connacht FBD LeagueEvent: 2010 National LeagueOrganisation: New YorkOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: Armagh All-IrelandOrganisation: Armagh
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