Released winger Cory Galvin has joined Waterford United back in his native Ireland and put in a man of the match display as they drew 1-1 away against Cabinteely last night.

Galvin’s twin brother Evan, who was also making his debut having been released by Burnley at the end of last season, netted the Waterford goal on 77 but the home side equalised three minutes into injury time.

Unlucky not to win tonight, encouraging signs tho and delighted to be back playing with @WaterfordUnited and working with Roddy Collins 👍

— Cory Galvin (@cory_galvin) July 13, 2015

Cork-born Galvin, 18, who has represented Ireland at U16 and U17 levels, joined the Blues as a full-time scholar in 2012 and signed a one-year extension last summer but was released at the end of 2014/15 without having broken into the senior squad.

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MeenoITFC added 16:32 - Jul 14 Good luck to the lad
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bluefeast added 16:48 - Jul 14 The news flow is dull dull and duller currently. We are linked with zero right backs and zero left backs zero central midfielders. We need to strengthen , be good for the media to put a list of possible targets together ,if for no other reason than a bit of debate amongst supporters. Being linked with expensive strikers from birmingham is not really very interesting.

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commuterblue added 22:12 - Jul 14 Which day in November do you open your Christmas presents bluefeast?
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