Darragh Neary ready for international hurling shinty challenge
Galway forward Darragh Neary is set to proudly wear the green jersey for the upcoming Hurling-Shinty international against Scotland. The talented attacker views this unique cross-code fixture as a career milestone and a brilliant opportunity to unite players from across the country.
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Castlegar attacker Darragh Neary has expressed his immense pride after receiving a call-up to the Irish squad for the upcoming Hurling-Shinty international match against Scotland. The prestigious fixture will take place at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, offering the Galway star a chance to test his skills in a unique sporting environment that he describes as a childhood dream come true.
Neary highlighted the significance of the squad composition, which draws talent from across the various tiers of the hurling championship, including the Liam MacCarthy and Joe McDonagh Cups. He believes that the opportunity to train and compete alongside players from different counties and backgrounds will be a highlight of the experience, fostering a sense of camaraderie that is rarely found during the traditional inter-county season.
Reflecting on his 2026 campaign under manager Micheál Donoghue, Neary remains optimistic despite the All-Ireland final defeat to Limerick. He pointed to the Leinster final victory as a pivotal moment that provided the team with essential momentum and confidence. Supporters wishing to attend the upcoming international matches can secure their tickets through the official GAA website.
Neary highlighted the significance of the squad composition, which draws talent from across the various tiers of the hurling championship, including the Liam MacCarthy and Joe McDonagh Cups. He believes that the opportunity to train and compete alongside players from different counties and backgrounds will be a highlight of the experience, fostering a sense of camaraderie that is rarely found during the traditional inter-county season.
Reflecting on his 2026 campaign under manager Micheál Donoghue, Neary remains optimistic despite the All-Ireland final defeat to Limerick. He pointed to the Leinster final victory as a pivotal moment that provided the team with essential momentum and confidence. Supporters wishing to attend the upcoming international matches can secure their tickets through the official GAA website.
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