IT’S QUARTER-FINAL WEEKEND in the All-Ireland senior football championship, with two big Croke Park double-headers down for decision.
Derry and Clare open the action at HQ this evening; Rory Gallagher’s Ulster champions going up against Colm Collins’ Banner, as both counties look to bridge lengthy gaps for success in the business end of this competition.
The winners advance to face either Armagh or Galway in the semi-final.
Dublin welcome Cork to the capital in the second of Saturday’s showdowns. This is undoubtedly a huge challenge for the Rebels, as Dessie Farrell’s Sky Blues look to wrestle Sam Maguire back — reigning champions Tyrone are out of the race.
The reward for the victors of this tie? A last-four date with heavyweights Kerry or Mayo.
Who will win today’s All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals?
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Who will win today's All-Ireland football quarter-finals?
Derry v Clare, 3.45pm, live on Sky Sports Arena
Dublin v Cork, 6pm, live on Sky Sports Arena
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IT’S QUARTER-FINAL WEEKEND in the All-Ireland senior football championship, with two big Croke Park double-headers down for decision.
Derry and Clare open the action at HQ this evening; Rory Gallagher’s Ulster champions going up against Colm Collins’ Banner, as both counties look to bridge lengthy gaps for success in the business end of this competition.
The winners advance to face either Armagh or Galway in the semi-final.
Dublin welcome Cork to the capital in the second of Saturday’s showdowns. This is undoubtedly a huge challenge for the Rebels, as Dessie Farrell’s Sky Blues look to wrestle Sam Maguire back — reigning champions Tyrone are out of the race.
The reward for the victors of this tie? A last-four date with heavyweights Kerry or Mayo.
Who will win today’s All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals?
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