Paddy Crozier
All-Ireland winning coach John McCloskey glad to be back on home soil
JOHN McCloskey had fallen asleep at the wheel.
Rathmore just too good for Galbally Pearse's as Paddy Crozier rues missed chances for goals
2023 AIB All-Ireland Club IFC Final: Rathmore (Kerry) 1-11 Galbally Pearse's (Tyrone) 0-11 A MISS is as good as a mile, two even more so – but it was actually two stunning saves that played a huge part in Rathmore's victory over Galbally.
Galbally and Rathmore set for a top level tussle in Intermediate decider
AIB All-Ireland Intermediate Club Football Final: Rathmore (Kerry) v Galbally Pearse's (Tyrone) (Croke Park, 3.30pm, Sunday) Tomorrow Galbally and Rathmore say farewell to the Intermediate scene on the biggest stage as the second part of a classic Kerry-Tyrone club clash double-header.
Crozier relishing All-Ireland final at Croke Park with Galbally
PADDY Crozier has enjoyed a great managerial career both at county and club level but he will break new ground on Sunday when he leads Galbally out at Croke Park to take on Kerry and Munster champions Rathmore in the All-Ireland Intermediate final.
Tyrone's Joe McMahon targeting third All-Ireland, now as Galbally coach
Joe McMahon has won the Sam Maguire Cup both as a player and as a coach, and now he's chasing another All-Ireland title on the club scene.
All-Ireland semi-final brings a further test of Galbally progress says Rafferty
THREE years of development and experience have made all the difference to a Galbally team moving steadily towards peak performance, according to Liam Rafferty.
Galbally claim Ulster Intermediate crown
Galbally 1-9 Corduff 0-5 Galbally found the perfect blend of defensive security, creativity and attacking thrust to claim the Ulster Club IFC title as they out-played Corduff last night.
Galbally and Corduff hope to finally settle Ulster intermediate decider
AIB Ulster Club IFC final: Galbally Pearses (Tyrone) v Corduff (Monaghan) (tonight, Athletic Grounds, 8pm, result on the night) For the fourth time in the space of 11 days, the intermediate champions of Tyrone and Monaghan will hope to get the chance to capture the provincial ground.
Experience could see Galbally past Corduff
How much weight does experience carry? There is often quite a lot made of experience but how much it counts in terms of actually winning a game will be put to the test today.
Galbally can shoot their way past Dungloe to Ulster IFC Final with or without goals
Ulster Club IFC semi-final: Dungloe (Donegal) v Galbally (Tyrone) (Celtic Park, Derry, 4pm tomorrow) FAR be it from me to disagree with a legend like Tony Boyle, especially about his own club Dungloe, but it may not be true that ‘Something’s gotta give’ in terms of goal-scoring in this game against Galbally.