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Thrilling club championship knockout fixtures across the country
Gaelic games enthusiasts face a compelling weekend of knockout action across numerous counties. High-stakes championship matches will unfold nationwide as teams battle for coveted provincial and county honours.
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Another lively weekend of club championship action will take place nationwide, featuring a series of intriguing knockout fixtures across Gaelic football and hurling. In Cork, Sunday's senior football quarter-final double header in Clonakilty will see Carbery face St Finbarr's, followed by Castlehaven meeting Nemo Rangers. Meanwhile, the Donegal senior football championship continues with four quarter-final clashes, highlighted by Naomh Conaill playing Kilcar and St Michael's taking on Glenswilly.
In Galway, Mountbellew-Moylough will be boosted by the returns of Michael Daly and Patrick Kelly as they face favourites Maigh Cuilinn in an eagerly anticipated last-eight encounter. Leitrim and Longford will stage crucial semi-finals, with Fenagh St Cailins meeting Leitrim Gaels in Carrick-on-Shannon, while Abbeylara, Killoe, Clonguish, and Dromard continue their pursuit of Longford glory. In Monaghan, Castleblayney Faughs will lock horns with Inniskeen, and Westmeath's penultimate round will feature Saturday's clash between The Downs and Moate All Whites, alongside Sunday's encounter between St Loman's and Coralstown Kinnegad.
Hurling enthusiasts will also enjoy dramatic semi-finals and quarter-finals, headlined by the Carlow senior final under the Saturday night lights at Netwatch Cullen Park between St Mullins and Mount Leinster Rangers. Clare's championship semi-finals at Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg will see Scariff battle Kilmaley on Saturday, before Inagh-Kilnamona face an Éire Óg side featuring David Reidy and Shane O'Donnell on Sunday. Additional quarter-finals and semi-finals are scheduled across Dublin, Kilkenny, Limerick, Roscommon, Tipperary, and Wexford.
In Galway, Mountbellew-Moylough will be boosted by the returns of Michael Daly and Patrick Kelly as they face favourites Maigh Cuilinn in an eagerly anticipated last-eight encounter. Leitrim and Longford will stage crucial semi-finals, with Fenagh St Cailins meeting Leitrim Gaels in Carrick-on-Shannon, while Abbeylara, Killoe, Clonguish, and Dromard continue their pursuit of Longford glory. In Monaghan, Castleblayney Faughs will lock horns with Inniskeen, and Westmeath's penultimate round will feature Saturday's clash between The Downs and Moate All Whites, alongside Sunday's encounter between St Loman's and Coralstown Kinnegad.
Hurling enthusiasts will also enjoy dramatic semi-finals and quarter-finals, headlined by the Carlow senior final under the Saturday night lights at Netwatch Cullen Park between St Mullins and Mount Leinster Rangers. Clare's championship semi-finals at Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg will see Scariff battle Kilmaley on Saturday, before Inagh-Kilnamona face an Éire Óg side featuring David Reidy and Shane O'Donnell on Sunday. Additional quarter-finals and semi-finals are scheduled across Dublin, Kilkenny, Limerick, Roscommon, Tipperary, and Wexford.
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