Robbie Hennelly, Karl Lacey, James O'Donoghue and Johnny Cooper will be hoping their sides can keep progressing. Morgan Treacy / INPHO
Morgan Treacy / INPHO / INPHO
DUBLIN ARE STILL on course for five-in-a-row in Leinster after yesterday’s semi-final win over Kildare.
On Saturday we saw Donegal book a place in the Ulster final for a fifth year in a row and they are chasing a fourth title in that time frame.
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It continues their respective spells of provincial dominance while it’s a similar tale in Munster with Kerry back in another final and in Connacht where Mayo have booked a place in the decider.
The Big Four have all got off to a splendid start so far in 2015 but can anyone stop them from being the four All-Ireland semi-finalists for the second successive year?
The Road to Sam is starting to heat up. Cathal Noonan / INPHO
Cathal Noonan / INPHO / INPHO
Monaghan, Cork, Westmeath and Sligo have all booked places in provincial finals but can they make the breakthrough?
Or will it be a team like Tyrone, Armagh or Derry – the next three teams in the betting market – from the qualifiers?
Can Kieran McGeeney or Mickey Harte work the magic through the back door with their teams? Donall Farmer / INPHO
Donall Farmer / INPHO / INPHO
We want to know what you think and let us know if we have omitted a team.
Poll: Who can stop the Big Four from reaching the All-Ireland semi-finals?
DUBLIN ARE STILL on course for five-in-a-row in Leinster after yesterday’s semi-final win over Kildare.
On Saturday we saw Donegal book a place in the Ulster final for a fifth year in a row and they are chasing a fourth title in that time frame.
It continues their respective spells of provincial dominance while it’s a similar tale in Munster with Kerry back in another final and in Connacht where Mayo have booked a place in the decider.
The Big Four have all got off to a splendid start so far in 2015 but can anyone stop them from being the four All-Ireland semi-finalists for the second successive year?
Monaghan, Cork, Westmeath and Sligo have all booked places in provincial finals but can they make the breakthrough?
Or will it be a team like Tyrone, Armagh or Derry – the next three teams in the betting market – from the qualifiers?
We want to know what you think and let us know if we have omitted a team.
Poll Results:
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