ANOTHER LEAGUE FINAL battle between Dublin and Kerry will take centre stage in Croke Park next weekend in the 2017 Allianz football league finals.
The pairings were confirmed after today’s final round of games in the Allianz football league with Galway and Kildare set to reprise today’s clash in Salthill in the Division 2 decider next Sunday.
While three Leinster counties – Louth, Westmeath and Wexford – are also heading to Croke Park along with last year’s All-Ireland semi-finalists Tipperary.
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Football League Finals
Saturday 8 April
Division 3: Louth v Tipperary
Division 4: Westmeath v Wexford
Sunday 9 April
Division 1: Dublin v Kerry
Division 2: Galway v Kildare
At the other end of the table, six counties have suffered the drop in the football league after the spring action concluded.
Relegated Division 1: Cavan and Roscommon Division 2: Derry and Fermanagh Division 3: Antrim and Laois
And the final four are now known for the hurling league semi-finals on 16 April.
Reigning All-Ireland champions Tipperary will be joined by three counties that were plying their trade in Division 1B this spring.
Division 1 hurling semi-finals
Tipperary v Wexford
Limerick v Galway
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Here's this year's football league final and hurling semi-final pairings
ANOTHER LEAGUE FINAL battle between Dublin and Kerry will take centre stage in Croke Park next weekend in the 2017 Allianz football league finals.
The pairings were confirmed after today’s final round of games in the Allianz football league with Galway and Kildare set to reprise today’s clash in Salthill in the Division 2 decider next Sunday.
While three Leinster counties – Louth, Westmeath and Wexford – are also heading to Croke Park along with last year’s All-Ireland semi-finalists Tipperary.
Football League Finals
Saturday 8 April
Division 3: Louth v Tipperary
Division 4: Westmeath v Wexford
Sunday 9 April
Division 1: Dublin v Kerry
Division 2: Galway v Kildare
At the other end of the table, six counties have suffered the drop in the football league after the spring action concluded.
And the final four are now known for the hurling league semi-finals on 16 April.
Reigning All-Ireland champions Tipperary will be joined by three counties that were plying their trade in Division 1B this spring.
Division 1 hurling semi-finals
Tipperary v Wexford
Limerick v Galway
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