Galway star forward Shane Walsh has confirmed his request to join Dublin club Kilmacud Crokes with immediate effect. Photograph: Bryan Keane/InphoGalway footballer Shane Walsh has confirmed his request to join Dublin club Kilmacud Crokes with immediate effect.
The news comes just a week after Walsh produced a stunning performance in Galway’s defeat to Kerry in this year’s All-Ireland final, scoring nine points in all, including five from play. Walsh had worked in banking before returning to college last year, and is currently studying for a BA in Physical Education at Portobello Institute accredited by Liverpool John Moore’s University and has been travelling up and down all year for training with Galway.
Why kilmacud? Aren't they strong enough? I'm all for players not having to travel the country for club training but shouldn't the officialgaa facilitate this with a Dublin club striving to make the 'next step'. Would only help grow the sport saveciaranmurph
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