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Published 19:31 23 Apr 2023 BST
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People should know better than to write off the Rossies but at half time you would have been tempted to do so given Galway's dominant performance.
The Tribesmen then had to find a way back, and they did so through Damien Comer who caught a ball that rebounded off the post and buried it.
Comer scored 1-4 in the match, and Sean Cavanagh wanted to award him with the Man of the Match, but Keegan had made the call already to give it to Murtagh.
After the game Keegan tweeted that he had made a mistake with his selection.
"MOTM was selected at a certain stage second half, 2 most prominently figures, Comer/Murtagh Comer made a block & scored 4th point & in fact should have been selected for MOTM. Apologies Galway people, ye have a serious team."
https://twitter.com/leeroykeegan/status/1650194236564725762
Comer probably wouldn't be too bothered anyway, as he was more than happy to reach another Connacht final with his county, and defeat a brave Roscommon team.
They will play Sligo in the final before commencing with the All-Ireland series.
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