Tribesmen prove too strong but Westmeath aren’t getting the decisions, says Dolan

8 June 2023

wh_galway — Ray Connellan of Westmeath in possession battles his way past Ian Burke and Peter Cooke of Galway during last Saturday’s All-Ireland Championship game in TEG Cusack Park, Mullingar.

By Paul O’Donovan

In this year’s new format for the All-Ireland Football Championship Westmeath were drawn in a group with this year’s beaten Ulster finalists Armagh, the All-Ireland champions from two years ago Tyrone and last year’s All-Ireland finalists Galway.

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Tribesmen prove too strong but Westmeath aren’t getting the decisions, says Dolan

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