REIGNING CHAMPIONS DUBLIN aim to land a third consecutive EirGrid Leinster U21 football crown on Saturday afternoon.
They face Kildare – who last lifted the title in 2013 – in Páirc Tailteann in Navan in their provincial decider at 2pm.
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Kildare's Mark Sherry and Dublin's Andy Foley will be in opposition on Saturday Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE
Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE / SPORTSFILE
Over in the west at 6pm in Markievicz Park, it’s the clash of Roscommon against Mayo in the Connacht U21 decider.
Roscommon are also chasing three-in-a-row and indeed victory would supply the county’s fifth Connacht U21 title in seven years. In contrast Mayo have not reached a Connacht U21 final since 2009, the year they last won the competition as well.
Roscommon's Ultan Harney and Mayo's Brian Reape will square off next Saturday Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE
Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE / SPORTSFILE
But we want to know what two counties do you think will be celebrating on Saturday evening, and subsequently will be facing each other in the All-Ireland semi-final on 16 April?
Poll Results:
Dublin and Roscommon (1167)
Dublin and Mayo (783)
Kildare and Roscommon (412)
Kildare and Mayo (281)
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Poll: Who do you think will win Saturday's EirGrid Connacht and Leinster U21 football finals?
REIGNING CHAMPIONS DUBLIN aim to land a third consecutive EirGrid Leinster U21 football crown on Saturday afternoon.
They face Kildare – who last lifted the title in 2013 – in Páirc Tailteann in Navan in their provincial decider at 2pm.
Over in the west at 6pm in Markievicz Park, it’s the clash of Roscommon against Mayo in the Connacht U21 decider.
Roscommon are also chasing three-in-a-row and indeed victory would supply the county’s fifth Connacht U21 title in seven years. In contrast Mayo have not reached a Connacht U21 final since 2009, the year they last won the competition as well.
But we want to know what two counties do you think will be celebrating on Saturday evening, and subsequently will be facing each other in the All-Ireland semi-final on 16 April?
Poll Results:
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