Ian Galvin

Ian Galvin

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Ian Galvin played a crucial role in Clare's recent match against Cork, scoring two important points, including a stunning equalizer that helped his team recover from a significant deficit to secure a thrilling draw.

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Ireland Ireland: Garda Ian Galvin testified in court about the circumstances of the accident involving Andrew Brett. 5

Andrew Brett Izabella Aleksandrowicz Stephen Montgomery Patrick Jackson Orla Crowe
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Cyclist ‘convinced he would die’ after being driven over by SUV making illegal turn – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Garda Ian Galvin provided evidence against the accused in court. 7

Edward Collins Sean Hutchinson Sean Egan Paula Murphy Kevin Mccrave
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Two men accused of targeting DoneDeal and Facebook sellers in spate of vehicle thefts – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ian Galvin contributed significantly off the bench for Cork. 6

Shane Barrett Brian Hayes Patrick Horgan Alan Connolly Darragh Fitzgibbon Damien Cahalane Peter Duggan Robert Downey David Reidy Aron Shanagher Nickie Quaid Brian O Mara Adam English John Kiely Tom Morrissey Gearoid Hegarty Kyle Hayes Jeffrey Lynskey
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Cork’s red mist gave Clare chance to make the numbers count – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ian Galvin scored wonder points from play as a replacement during the match. 7

Aron Shanagher Tim O Mahony David Reidy Ciaran Joyce Shane Barrett Rob Downey Brian Lohan Peter Duggan Darragh Fitzgibbon Aidan Mccarthy Tony Kelly Mark Rodgers Pat Ryan Eibhear Quilligan Brian Hayes Alan Connolly
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Clare retrieve 12-point deficit to rescue thrilling draw against Cork – The Irish Times