Free-scoring Cork minors have the game to end Galway’s run as champions
Cork have not won title since since 2001 when captained by Tomás O’Leary
Ciarán Murphy: Goodbye Joe Canning, you made the people happy
Galway great’s exceptional exploits leave hurling fans with special memories
John Leahy: ‘I never felt as free in life as I did on a hurling field’
Tipperary great on hurling, Tipp, Kilkenny and the life lessons learned along the way
Canning and Galway still determined to silence the critics
Long years of frustration ensure Tribesmen feel they have unfinished business to attend to
Sporting Obituaries 2017: Remembering those we lost
From Ryan McBride to Willie Duggan to Jimmy Magee and many more along the way
Moments of the year: Joe Cool when everything was on the line
Canning’s winning point in Galway’s semi-final win over Tipperary will live long in the memory
Ciarán Murphy: GAA can still warm hearts on mid-winter days
It was difficult not to share in the joy of Ronan Sweeney and gallant Moorefield
Tony Keady memorial match in Galway draws crowd of 7,000
Former Galway greats played against All-Ireland hurling champions in novel match
Marc Ó Sé backing Fitzmaurice to remain as Kerry manager
Former Kingdom star says current boss remains the best man for the job
Seán Moran: Joe Canning for Hurler of the Year anyone?
Would Galway have won the All-Ireland without the Portumna dynamo?
Peep went the All-Ireland whistle, and down on his knees went Joe Canning
David Burke was probably man of the match, but the Galway forward was the story
All-Ireland: showpiece belonging to two of the game's finest outsiders
From the first whistle in Croke Park, Galway gave a dazzling tirade of near-perfect hurling
Nicky English: Galway emerge from test of character as deserving champions
On an emotional day Micheál Donoghue’s team remained composed
Colour and clamour, cheers and tears on a great day in Croker
Miriam Lord: The two sets of fans well-versed in disappointment got along famously
Galway reclaim an essential part of themselves in Croke Park
Both teams hungry for win after long wait but Galway’s desire was greater
Iggy Clarke cherishes the friendships he made while playing for Galway
Hustle of hurling hid the former Galway hurler from the solitariness of the priesthood
Some blue in a sea of maroon as Galway tries to temper expectations
‘Nobody is filling the glasses yet,’ says ‘Horse’ Regan
Giants, flags and mannequins gear up Galway for hurling final
Big screen for minor and senior matches in Eyre Square as ticket scramble continues
Tony Keady factor inspiring Galway and Pádraig Mannion
‘Think of me when you are on the pitch’ the last words legend spoke to defender
GAA Statistics: Galway hoping that bigger really is better
Galway think they’ve solved their fullback and centre back problem as big men prevail
Tony Keady: great character at heart of Galway hurling’s golden era
Obituary: career featured many high points and a famous controversy
Micheál Donoghue pays tribute to influence of Tony Keady
Galway’s Adrian Touhy and Waterford’s Austin Gleeson eligible for All-Ireland final
'I’m no Holy Joe. Or Holy Marty': Marty Morrissey to address Knock faithful
RTÉ broadcaster will speak at novena attended by 150,000 people
Galway says goodbye to one of its finest hurlers
Tony Keady: ‘The greatest centre-back, on and off the pitch’, says daughter at funeral
Tony Keady – ‘The bigger the occasion, the better he was’
Conor Hayes and Nicky English pay tribute to former Galway hurling great
Former Galway hurler Tony Keady dies aged 53
Former Hurler of the Year attended Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final win over Tipperary
Tipperary and Galway renew three-decade old power struggle
Seán Moran: Since 1987 the two teams have met 13 times in the championship
Last winter’s coup has all eyes on Galway this summer
Ousting of manager Anthony Cunningham, followed by relegation from Division 1A, ensures the pressure is now very much on
Seán Moran: Galway’s status as hurling powerhouse disguised by lack of ultimate glory
A previously fitful presence, the county has become a stronghold of the game
Central axis at back could swing things back in Galway’s favour
List of great players that have played at 3 and 6 over the years have yet to see glory days return to the mid west
Tony Keady: A past master working towards Galway’s future success
Twenty seven years on from the county’s last All-Ireland triumph, there is belief that another is close
Old rivals Tipperary and Galway try to kick-start season
Sides meet in reduced circumstances but McIntyre believes the winners will have real momentum
League form indicates Tipperary’s progressive profile ahead of championship
Kilkenny are still the class act with their defensive unit well drilled and cohesive
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