Colm Keys: Henry Shefflin can chalk Galway stint down to experience – a good one, even if it doesn’t seem so now
'His time in charge so far can’t be deemed a success but it should be stressed that Galway has been a difficult place for outside managers.' Photo: Sportsfile
Henry Shefflin’s second league game in charge of Galway’s hurlers felt like a statement. Limerick, fresh from pulverising everything in sight the previous summer, were taken down in the Gaelic Grounds in a welter of excitement.
Gearóid Hegarty was sent off, and with that numerical advantage, Galway made for home, hitting seven unanswered points.
