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Published 17:39 28 Jul 2018 BST
Updated 19:58 28 Jul 2018 BST
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Still up for grabs are the ladies football All-Ireland championship (they've already won the Connacht), the camogie All-Ireland, the minor football All-Ireland (they've already won the Connacht), the senior football All-Ireland (they've already won the Connacht), and the minor, under-21 and senior hurlers are all still in contention for the big time too.
Ladies U16 All-Ireland Championship
Winners
Ladies Minor All-Ireland Championship
Winners
Ladies Senior All-Ireland Championship
Connacht winners
All-Ireland quarter-finals (ongoing)
Minor Camogie All-Ireland Championship
Runners-up
Senior Camogie All-Ireland Championship
All-Ireland quarter-finals (ongoing)
Minor football All-Ireland Championship
Connacht winners
All-Ireland quarter-finals (ongoing)
Senior football All-Ireland Championship
Connacht winners
All-Ireland semi-finals (ongoing)
Minor hurling All-Ireland Championship
All-Ireland final (ongoing)
U21 hurling All-Ireland Championship
Leinster winners
All-Ireland semi-finals (ongoing)
Senior hurling All-Ireland Championship
Leinster winners
All-Ireland semi-final (ongoing)
Whatever is on that road of the N17, the rest of the island may as well go exploring because Galway, in every sport, in all of their lay people's walks even, are strutting with assurance.
They are winners now, every one of them and, you know what they say, success breeds success.
Here's the list of dates to look out for for when all of their teams will be chasing even more glory.
July 29
Minor football quarter-final
August 4
Senior camogie quarter-final
August 4
U21 hurling semi-final
August 5
Senior hurling semi-final replay
August 11/12
Senior football semi-final
August 12
Ladies football quarter-final
August 19
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