Interview: Joyce
Pádraic Joyce talks to RTÉ Sport about his long and successful career with Galway
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Pádraic Joyce retires: Ray Silke
Ray Silke says Pádraic Joyce would be cast in the same light as the legendary Sean Purcell in Galway
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Pádraic Joyce retires: John O'Mahony
John O'Mahony tells Darren Frehill that Pádraic Joyce was one of the greatest players the game has ever produced
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Galway's Joyce retires from inter-county football
Galway legend Pádraic Joyce has decided to retire from inter-county football after 14 years service at senior level.
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Joyce returns to training with Galway
According to the Irish Examiner, Padraic Joyce has returned to full training with Galway.
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Pádraic Joyce set for Galway return
Pádraic Joyce is set to extend his tenure with the Galway footballers after recovering from an Achilles injury.
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Sport At 7 - GAA Review
Pádraic Joyce and Donal O'Grady look back at the weekend's Allianz League football and hurling action.
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Armagh 0-18 Galway 1-20
The returning Padraic Joyce was hugely influential as Galway overcame Armagh at the Athletic Grounds.
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Wexford 1-11 Galway 0-13: Padraic Joyce
Galway forward Padraic Joyce tells Marty Morrissey that their performance 'left the team and the county down'.
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Joyce set to get New York game time
Galway boss Joe Kernan expects Padraic Joyce to play some part in Sunday's GAA Connacht SFC opener against New York.
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Joyce will target summer campaign
Padraic Joyce is unlikely to play any part in Galway's Allianz NFL campaign due to an achilles tendon problem.
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Mixed injury news for Galway
Galway are likely to be without Darren Mullahy for the National League, while Padraic Joyce is recovering quicker than expected.
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Recognition for Galway duo
Galway celebrated a unique double when Padraic Joyce and Joe Canning were named the GAA All Stars Footballer and Hurler of the Month for July.
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Inspired Joyce leads Galway to victory
A Pádraic Joyce-inspired Galway side gained just revenge for their heavy defeat at the hands of the Slaneysiders last year, by claiming a deserved win, 0-15 to 1-07, over a strangely disjointed Wexford outfit at Wexford Park today.
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Sport: Texaco Sports Stars announced
The Texaco Sports Stars of the Year were announced at a ceremony in Dublin last night, with Tipperary skipper Tommy Dunne winning the hurling award.
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Artist Joyce paints portrait of gloom for Leitrim
Galway shrugged off the loss of the Donnellan brothers to comfortably defeated Leitrim in the first round of the Connacht championship with Padraic Joyce the star of the show.