Murray hails Galway character but details work to be done ahead of Cork meeting

Having endured barren spells of 13, 11, and 21 minutes respectively across the game, it came as no surprise to hear Murray remark that Galway have much to work on ahead of the decider against Cork on Sunday fortnight.

QUALITY, CHARACTER, AND GUTS': Galway manager Cathal Murray during the Glen Dimplex Camogie All-Ireland Senior Championship semi-final. Pic: Harry Murphy/Sportsfile

Character. Quality. Guts. Cathal Murray rhymed off the reasons why his Galway team shaded Tipp in a most tense camogie semi-final.

Failing to score between the 37th and 59th minute, a period during which the westerners went from two in front to two behind, Galway manager Murray admitted that they “looked dead and buried” at times in the final quarter.