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Published 20:36 14 Feb 2018 GMT
Updated 21:08 14 Feb 2018 GMT
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The Galway men started the better in this one, with a first half goal from their corner forward Sean Kelly sending them on their way to a two point, 1-6 to 0-7 lead going into the half-time break.
Antrim's Adam Gallager and Mayo's Owen Gallagher were to the fore in that first period, keeping NUIG ticking over with scores.
They picked up where they left off after the interval. They struck the Dublin college for another three-pointer in the second half, with substitute Eoin Finnerty rattling the net ten minutes into the second half.
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They kept their foot on the gas as the game entered its closing stages, and went onto win by three points on a scoreline of 2-12 to 0-15.
Mayo's Gallagher and full forward Enda Tierney sealed the deal for the men in maroon with two late points.
They're through to Saturday's final now. They'll be without Molloy for good in that one.
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