Galway Talks - with John Morley
Oct 23, 2026 · 1 hr 53 min · 17 segments
Today on Galway Talks with John Morley: *9am-10am* - Calls for National Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Strategy as Demand for Survivor Support Soars - Storm Boelo Forces Cancellation of Saturday's…
Deirdre KennyGuestPete RoachPanelist
Alan CheeversGuestGerry DalyGuest
Michael FitzmauricePanelistOllie TurnerGuest
Mario RosenstockGuest
Aideen McQueenGuest
Rebecca CantwellGuestTom ColemanGuestWe have county finals, including the Galway Senior Football and Camogie Deciders.
Yeah, it's unbelievable, John, the amount of stuff that's packed into one weekend.
Saltil Nocte Cara against Mike Cullen in the Senior Football tomorrow night in Pearce Stadium at 7 o'clock under lights.
That's a carbon copy of last year and I think if you want to see how tomorrow night is going to go, all you have to do is look at last year's video.
I think it's a nonsense that people are talking up my colon already about winning an All-Ireland club before they win the county because you look at the team sheet that Salt Hill have and the players they have and the familiarity they have with Pearce Stadium.
I don't think the weekend weather is going to be half as bad as people anticipated either.
Now I know Macaulay have blitzed their way through the championship this year.
Salter and Lachlan Cara had a tough semi-final in coming through against Corifane.
The senior Camogie, Starsfields will be heavy odds on to win against Oranmore Mary, who they beat three years in a row, going back before they lost the title to Athenry.
And if you depose the All-Ireland Club champions, then surely to God you're coming in with a chance.
Of course, you've got junior and intermediate finals in Camogie and football as well.
We have county finals, including the Galway Senior Football and Camogie Deciders.
Yeah, it's unbelievable, John, the amount of stuff that's packed into one weekend.
Saltil Nocte Cara against Mike Cullen in the Senior Football tomorrow night in Pearce Stadium at 7 o'clock under lights.
That's a carbon copy of last year and I think if you want to see how tomorrow night is going to go, all you have to do is look at last year's video.
I think it's a nonsense that people are talking up my colon already about winning an All-Ireland club before they win the county because you look at the team sheet that Salt Hill have and the players they have and the familiarity they have with Pearce Stadium.
I don't think the weekend weather is going to be half as bad as people anticipated either.
Now I know Macaulay have blitzed their way through the championship this year.
Salter and Lachlan Cara had a tough semi-final in coming through against Corifane.
The senior Camogie, Starsfields will be heavy odds on to win against Oranmore Mary, who they beat three years in a row, going back before they lost the title to Athenry.
And if you depose the All-Ireland Club champions, then surely to God you're coming in with a chance.
Of course, you've got junior and intermediate finals in Camogie and football as well.
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