LEINSTER GAA HAVE confirmed that Croke Park will be the venue for the senior football championship semi-final double-header on Sunday 15 May.
Last night’s draw revealed that Meath will play Dublin in one semi-final with Kildare taking on Westmeath in the other last four game.
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The provincial body have opted to stage both games in Croke Park with the throw-in times still to be confirmed.
Neither match will be live on TV as RTÉ’s coverage for that Sunday afternoon has already been announced with two Munster hurling round-robin games live.
The weekend’s Leinster football quarter-final action saw on Saturday evening, Dublin defeat Wexford 1-24 to 0-4 and Westmeath overcame Longford by 3-13 to 0-14.
Yesterday, Meath claimed success over Wicklow by 4-13 to 1-12 and Kildare defeated Louth by 2-22 to 0-12.
The semi-final pairings are a repeat of last summer’s fixtures at this stage of the competition which saw Kildare have two points to spare against Westmeath and Dublin defeated Meath by six points.
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Croke Park to host Leinster senior football semi-final double-header
LEINSTER GAA HAVE confirmed that Croke Park will be the venue for the senior football championship semi-final double-header on Sunday 15 May.
Last night’s draw revealed that Meath will play Dublin in one semi-final with Kildare taking on Westmeath in the other last four game.
The provincial body have opted to stage both games in Croke Park with the throw-in times still to be confirmed.
Neither match will be live on TV as RTÉ’s coverage for that Sunday afternoon has already been announced with two Munster hurling round-robin games live.
The weekend’s Leinster football quarter-final action saw on Saturday evening, Dublin defeat Wexford 1-24 to 0-4 and Westmeath overcame Longford by 3-13 to 0-14.
Yesterday, Meath claimed success over Wicklow by 4-13 to 1-12 and Kildare defeated Louth by 2-22 to 0-12.
The semi-final pairings are a repeat of last summer’s fixtures at this stage of the competition which saw Kildare have two points to spare against Westmeath and Dublin defeated Meath by six points.
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