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A hail of rough weather and red cards - 22 of the best pics from a busy GAA weekend
CIT’s John O’Dwyer and Aidan Walsh contest a high ball with Jerome Maher and Martin O’Neill of WIT during their Fitzgibbon Cup semi-final.
CIT's John Cronin breaks his hurley in two while tackling WIT's Stephen Roche.
Referee James McGrath gives UL's Jack Browne his marching orders during their Fitzgibbon Cup semi-final against LIT.
Tony Kelly and Davy Fitzgerald at the final whistle.
WIT's Austin Gleeson and Daire Quinn of UL tussle during the Fitzgibbon Cup final.
The South Africa Gaels team arrive at Dublin Airport.
Ground staff remove surface water from the pitch before Tyrone's Allianz Football League game against Derry.
Derry's Niall Holly leaves the pitch after being shown a red card.
Heartbreak for Laura Buckley and Edel Long of Lismore after their All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Club final defeat...
... but delight for the victorious Piltown.
There were also celebrations for Oulart-The Ballagh, who won the Senior final.
But it wasn't to be for Aoife Donohue and Mullagh.
The weather claimed two of today's Allianz Football League games, including Roscommon versus Meath.
Despite the snow, Kildare versus Westmeath went ahead in Newbridge.
The weather conditions weren't ideal in Killarney either, where Brian Sheehan and Kerry defeated Dublin.
Kieran Donaghy made a welcome return for the All-Ireland champions.
As usual, the big man was in the thick of the action.
It was a feisty affair at Fitzgerald Stadium, which saw referee Eddie Kinsella hand out seven yellow cards, five black cards...
...and a red card to Dublin's Michael Fitzsimons.
Three Corkmen couldn't stop Donegal's Michael Murphy today...
...but a red card from referee Joe McQuillan did.
These hardy souls made the long journey from Cork to Donegal and saw their team edged out by the narrowest of margins.
Oulart and Piltown win All-Ireland club camogie titles
Kerry see off 14-man Dublin to win fiery league battle at home in Killarney
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