Paul Doherty (GAA Player)

Paul Doherty (GAA Player)

Infobox GAA player


name =Paul Doherty
irish =
placeofbirth =Galway
countryofbirth =Ireland
occupation =
sport =Gaelic football
code =Football
county =Galway
province =Connacht
clposition =Goalkeeper
club =Tuam Stars
clyears =2002 - Present
clcounty =0
clprovince =0
clubs =Tuam Stars
counties =Galway
clapps(points) = ??? (???)
icposition =Goalkeeper
iccounty =Galway
icyears =2007-Present
icapps(points) = 7 (0-00)
icprovince =1
icallireland =0
nfl =0
allstars =0
icupdate = May 2008
clupdate = May 2008|

Paul Doherty is the current inter-county goalkeeper for Galway

Doherty made his Championship debut against Mayo in May 2007. He has stayed first choice for the county ever since in the Championship. In the 2007 Connacht SFC semi-final against Leitrim, then manager of Galway, Peter Forde heaped praise on Doherty after he left Leitrim fans reeling in the ’what might have been’ had Donal Brennan's shot inched past the outstretched hands of Doherty. Galway won the game by 0-17 to 1-10

"The opposition is always going to have chances during a 70 minute game. That is what we expect our goalkeeper to do, to pull off a great save like that when it is needed and thankfully he did that. It is important that when the opposition get in on goal that you have a goalie who can pull off a save like that and he proved that today" Forde said.

He has played in 2 Connacht finals, 2007, losing to Sligo and 2008, defeating Mayo.

Doherty plays his club football with the famous Tuam Stars. His brother, Conor was a member of Galways victorius All-Ireland Minor Championship team in 2007.


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