The 30 year old trained with Galway hurlers this week for the first time since 2019.
Maybe it’s not realistic to already by savouring the prospect of Johnny Glynn locking horns with Diarmaid Byrnes or Kyle Hayes in the heat of a Championship cauldron.Glynn returned to the Galway fold this week for the first time since 2019.And one of his former colleagues, who drove him to training in his early days, Colm Callanan believes his impact will be felt - even though he’s likely to be flying in and out from New York to train and play.
“I am sure everyone would be fairly happy to see him turning out in a Galway jersey in maybe a few weeks.” But Glynn and Galway were on the end of Leinster and All-Ireland defeats by Kilkenny, both games where he went through Cats’ centre back, Kieran Joyce with trademark hits.Very few modern day All-Ireland winners have upped sticks in their prime to emigrate.He was never fully out.
“Galway have a lot of the other stuff in terms of their forward play but somebody to come in there for that primary possession and that physicality, any team would take it.” In New York he has always played both codes, lining out for Sligo New York and Hoboken Guards as well as coaching extensively, including camogie.
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