THE GAA HAVE announced today that all four Allianz football league finals will take place in Croke Park later this month.
The identity of the Division 1 finalists won’t be known until after next Sunday’s semi-finals. Dublin are chasing a third successive title this year while Cork, three-in-a-row champions between 2010 and 2012, are also hoping to return to the decider.
Donegal last contested a Division 1 final when they won the competition in 2007 while you have to go all the way back to 1986 for Monaghan’s last Division 1 final appearance.
The Division 2 final will be the curtain-raiser on 26 April, pitting together Down and Roscommon. When these teams met in Newry in February, Roscommon triumphed by 1-15 to 0-11. Roscommon won the Division 3 decider last year while Down are in their first league final since losing the Division 2 showdown against Armagh in 2010.
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Down and Roscommon will clash in the Division 2 final. Presseye / Russell Pritchard/INPHO
Presseye / Russell Pritchard/INPHO / Russell Pritchard/INPHO
The Division 3 final on 25 April will be an all-Ulster affair between Armagh and Fermanagh, two sides that drew 1-10 apiece when they face off in early March at the Athletic Grounds.
Armagh and Fermanagh will meet in the Division 3 final. Presseye / Russell Pritchard/INPHO
Presseye / Russell Pritchard/INPHO / Russell Pritchard/INPHO
The Division 4 final will be contested by Offaly and Longford on 26 April. Longford won out by 0-13 to 0-10 in their recent league meeting at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park.
Here’s the fixture details in full:
Allianz Football League Finals 2015
Saturday 25 April
Division 3
Armagh v Fermanagh, Croke Park, 7.15pm, (Live TG4)
Division 4
Longford v Offaly, Croke Park, 5.15pm, (Live TG4)
Sunday 26 April
Division 1
Cork/Donegal v Dublin/Monaghan, Croke Park, 4pm, (Live TG4)
Division 2
Down v Roscommon, Croke Park, 2pm, (Live TG4)
Here's the fixture details for this year's Allianz football league finals
THE GAA HAVE announced today that all four Allianz football league finals will take place in Croke Park later this month.
The identity of the Division 1 finalists won’t be known until after next Sunday’s semi-finals. Dublin are chasing a third successive title this year while Cork, three-in-a-row champions between 2010 and 2012, are also hoping to return to the decider.
Donegal last contested a Division 1 final when they won the competition in 2007 while you have to go all the way back to 1986 for Monaghan’s last Division 1 final appearance.
The Division 2 final will be the curtain-raiser on 26 April, pitting together Down and Roscommon. When these teams met in Newry in February, Roscommon triumphed by 1-15 to 0-11. Roscommon won the Division 3 decider last year while Down are in their first league final since losing the Division 2 showdown against Armagh in 2010.
The Division 3 final on 25 April will be an all-Ulster affair between Armagh and Fermanagh, two sides that drew 1-10 apiece when they face off in early March at the Athletic Grounds.
The Division 4 final will be contested by Offaly and Longford on 26 April. Longford won out by 0-13 to 0-10 in their recent league meeting at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park.
Here’s the fixture details in full:
Allianz Football League Finals 2015
Saturday 25 April
Division 3
Armagh v Fermanagh, Croke Park, 7.15pm, (Live TG4)
Division 4
Longford v Offaly, Croke Park, 5.15pm, (Live TG4)
Sunday 26 April
Division 1
Cork/Donegal v Dublin/Monaghan, Croke Park, 4pm, (Live TG4)
Division 2
Down v Roscommon, Croke Park, 2pm, (Live TG4)
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