Streaming details announced for round two Galway SFC fixtures
GALWAY GAA TV will stream four games this weekend in round two of the Galway Senior Football Championship.
On Saturday, the cameras will be at Tuam Stadium for the clash between Milltown and Caltra, followed by the highly anticipated meeting of Corofin and Mountbellew-Moylough. Both games will be streamed live on Galway GAA TV.
Milltown and Caltra meet in Group two at 4:15pm in Tuam Stadium on Saturday evening, both sides will be looking to get their Galway SFC campaigns back on track after suffering opening round defeats. Salthill Knocknacarra defeated Milltown and Bearna Na Forbacha edged past Caltra in round one.
Corofin and Mountbellew Moylough renew their rivalry on Saturday evening at 6pm. Both sides have met in three county finals in the last decade. Gary Delaney’s side cruised to a 2-19 to 2-6 win over Claregalway in round one with Corofin sharpshooter Darragh Silke kicking 1-5 in his side’s thirteen point win.
Mountbellew Moylough began their group campaign with a comprehensive win over Killannin. Damien McHugh is starting to get some of his big hitters back on the pitch with Patrick Kelly, Eoin Finnerty and Matthew Barrett all making their returns from injury. Former Galway footballer Michael Daly is also back on the training field for Moutbellew Moylough.
Following their opening-round wins in Group Three, Maigh Cuilinn and Dunmore MacHales meet in a winner-takes-all clash on Sunday at 4.15pm, with the winner likely to top the group.
Nevin O’Donnell and Owen Gallagher both featured for Cathal Clancy’s side in their victory over Leitir Móir. Meanwhile, Sean Kelly, Peter Cooke, Dessie Conneely and Ger Daveron were absent for the county champions in round one.Dunmore MacHales needed a late goal from Colm Costello to get out of jail against Monivea Abbey and claim the two points on offer.
Annaghdown face Tuam Stars in the final game of the weekend in Group Four on Sunday at 6pm in Kenny Park. Norman O’Brien’s charges produced a stunning late rally, inspired by super-substitute Conor Quinn, whose dramatic late goal and injury-time two-pointer rescued a draw against St James in round one.
Tuam Stars took care of business impressively against Oughterard winning out by eleven points, Luke Davin was in fine scoring form for the Stars kicking 1-5. Both games on Sunday evening in Kenny Park will also be live streamed on Galway GAA TV.