Galway Warriors

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Galway Warriors
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Home ground St. Marys College, Galway
Colors   Maroon and Black

The Galway Warriors were an Irish American Football team formed in 2012, and were located in Galway City. In 2013, the Galway Warriors took on the Galway Hospice as their principal charity.[ citation needed ]

Season by season records

Note: W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties

YearWLTFinishPlayoff Results
20141503rd IAFL-2--
20153212nd IAFL-2--
20183503rd IAFL-1b0-1

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