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John Caulfield is a man comfortable in his own skin. He mingled easily after a fan event last Wednesday but these nights weren’t always as easy. After the success of the last two seasons, it is easily forgotten that similar fan meetings after the 2022 season were far frostier affairs. But both then and now, the United manager commanded the room.

There might be only one ‘Mr. Galway United’, and he plays up front, but there are several stalwart supporters who carried the torch through the darkest of times. All of them would have the utmost respect for the fandom of Kenny Keady, and indeed his sister Caroline. He is well placed to reflect on the view from the terraces as we approach the 2025 season.

GAA heroics

GAA heroics

John Caulfield makes all the right noises in advance of a massive match tomorrow night. He provides perspective on the occasion, is realistic about his side’s journey, complimentary about his opponents and the United support this season.

Galway United travel to Dundalk on Friday night, needing a win to keep pace with those above them and keep those below at bay.

When the history of Galway United Football Club is eventually written, it would do well to recognise the significance of yesterday morning in a meeting room of the Connacht Hotel.

Tomorrow night’s clash between Galway United and Waterford was always likely to be a significant one as we enter the business end of the SSE Airtricity Premier Division.

After the mid-season break, Galway United return to action tomorrow night as they travel to league leaders Shelbourne.

Galway United might have lost two games on the spin for the first time this season, but the mid-season report should still read favourably. This will particularly be the case if they can get a positive result against Drogheda in Eamonn Deacy Park tonight - in a game of growing significance.