Flynn: Galway prospering from emergence of new leaders
The emergence of new leaders within the Galway set-up is the key to their march to an All-Ireland football final, according to Paul Flynn.
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Jim McGuinness left ruing refereeing calls and second half drop-off after semi-final loss
Jim McGuinness was left unhappy with a number of refereeing calls but acknowledged that his side "ran out of steam" in the closing stages of their All-Ireland semi-final defeat to Galway.
Galway hold firm in tense finale to reach decider
Galway finished strongly in a tense finale to overcome Donegal and book their spot in a second All-Ireland final in three years.
Joyce: Greater experience told for victorious Galway
Galway manager Pádraic Joyce believes his side's greater experience told coming down the stretch as his side booked their place in a second All-Ireland final in three years at Donegal’s expense.
Govt could increase Casement Park funding - Taoiseach
The Taoiseach has indicated that the Government will be prepared to increase its share of funding to build the GAA's new Casement Park stadium in west Belfast.
Sunday sport: Donegal and Galway face off in semi-final, Euro 2024 final day
Donegal will be hoping to reach their first All-Ireland football final since 2014 when they take on Galway at Croke Park.
Damien Comer or Shane Walsh? Brendan McCole's chosen assignment key for Donegal
Before the ball is even thrown in this afternoon, we will find out who Jim McGuinness considers to be Galway's biggest scoring threat - Damien Comer or Shane Walsh.
Chance ramps up for Donegal and Galway after Kerry exit
An All-Ireland semi-final and no Dublin or Kerry left. The sense of opportunity was already huge but Armagh's heroics yesterday ramped things up another level.