Galway's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship clash with Westmeath sells out
GALWAY GAA confirmed to Tribune Sport this afternoon that Sunday’s All-Ireland Senior Football Championship clash between Galway and Westmeath has officially sold out.
Galway host Westmeath in round two of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship on Sunday afternoon at 2pm in Pearse Stadium. The round two All-Ireland SFC fixture will be shown live on GAA+.
Westmeath footballers Sam and Danny McCartan are the grandsons of former Galway footballer Sean Purcell. Meanwhile, Westmeath manager Mark McHugh was involved with the Moycullen senior football team in a coaching capacity in 2025.
The Tribesmen come into this clash on the back of an opening round win over Kildare. Their opponents Westmeath needed extra time to get past Cavan.
The other three games in the round 2A of the All-Ireland SFC sees Tyrone host Mayo, Donegal take on Cork and Louth meet Armagh. The four winners of round 2A will advance directly into the All-Ireland quarter-finals on June 27/28.
In round 2B Kerry face Kildare, Dublin take on Cavan, Roscommon travel to Monaghan and Derry will play Meath. The four winners of round 2B will play the losers four losers of round 2A in round three of the All-Ireland SFC on June 20/21.