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Paul Corcoran reports from Eamonn Deacy Park Galway United returned home for the first time since they confirmed their First Division title win against Kerry FC last Friday night. A crowd of 2,503 welcomed the Tribesmen at Eamonn Deacy Park on Monday as they sought to give the home fans more to shout about by keeping their unblemished home record intact against Finn Harps. They managed to do just that – but not without some difficulty despite numerous chances to kill the game. We probably made it hard for ourselves, but we won, it wasn’t the fact that we didn’t play well but we couldn’t get the second goal, that left it open which is the case in a lot of games, but we won,” Galway United assistant manager Ollie Horgan said, speaking to the media after the game. “We actually played very well, I felt, just we couldn’t finish it and make it that bit easier but when you haven’t put a team away, they’re always going to get a chance. “BJ Banda got a chance and then they