Sam Maguire Qualifiers 2022

[HiMucker]

Pitch is 2m longer and a metre wider, how much of a difference that makes am unsure.

Croke park and Owenbeg have the same dimensions.

Was going to post the same thing

[Blowitupref]

Heard a Triple header on the Saturday in croke park

Derry v Galway minors 12pm
Derry v Clare 2pm
Armagh v Galway 4pm

Is that confirmed?

Last All-Ireland final appearances were Galway (2001), Armagh (2003), Derry (1993) and Clare (1917).

[Hound]

Heard a Triple header on the Saturday in croke park

Derry v Galway minors 12pm
Derry v Clare 2pm
Armagh v Galway 4pm

Those times would be very unusual for a Saturday and I expect gaps between games to be slightly bigger than 2 hours to account for ET. So I think someone may have been pulling your leg. But we'll find out shortly!

Hurling QFs seem to be similar time this Saturday. I would have thought the standard times Saturday were later on

Good point.
It seems earlier than usual times this Saturday for the hurling are because RTÉ have the rights for the hurling and they have the URC rugby final live at 6.30pm (which is a shitshow for them now given it's two South African teams!).

[naka]

are the saturday  quarter final games not scheduled for sky, if so then i would preseume they will be later

[galwayman]

Heard a Triple header on the Saturday in croke park

Derry v Galway minors 12pm
Derry v Clare 2pm
Armagh v Galway 4pm

Is that confirmed?

Last All-Ireland final appearances were Galway (2001), Armagh (2003), Derry (1993) and Clare (1917).

Heard the same - only the minor game to throw in at 11:45

[Eire90]

is 2pm a bit early or would it be ok for people

[trailer]

is 2pm a bit early or would it be ok for people

Be early enough for Lurgan people so I see the GAA have factored that in.

[Harold Disgracey]

Source has corrected himself!
Apparently official now.
'Official now
Sunday 26th June
Armagh v Galway 1:45
Kerry v Mayo 4pm'

[blanketattack]

The 1/4 finals are made up of:
3 Munster teams
2 Connaught teams
2 Ulster teams
1 Leinster

Is there anything the GAA could do to alleviate this problem with Munster football being too strong?
Maybe move one of them into the Ulster Championship?
Move some more Ulster teams into the Tailteann Cup to help them improve?

[Armagh18]

The 1/4 finals are made up of:
3 Munster teams
2 Connaught teams
2 Ulster teams
1 Leinster

Is there anything the GAA could do to alleviate this problem with Munster football being too strong?
Maybe move one of them into the Ulster Championship?
Move some more Ulster teams into the Tailteann Cup to help them improve?

Pity Tyrone and Donegal weren't drawn against Limerick and Cork;)

[Wildweasel74]

I say Tyrone, Donegal, Monaghan, Cavan would put all munster teams to the sword, outside of Kerry. They got lucky that Ulster teams knocked themselves out.

[Blowitupref]

All quarter finals confirmed for Croke Park.

Saturday

Derry v Clare  @3:45pm
Dublin v Cork @ 6pm

Sunday

Galway v Armagh  @ 1:45pm
Kerry v Mayo @ 4pm

[whitey]

All quarter finals confirmed for Croke Park.

Saturday

Derry v Clare  @3:45pm
Dublin v Cork @ 6pm

Sunday

Galway v Armagh  @ 1:45pm
Kerry v Mayo @ 4pm

So on the Sunday the counties with direct motorway access to Dublin have the early game and the two that don't have the later game. Makes perfect sense

[Oraisteach]

What teams are in Armagh's side of the draw. Thanks

[Cunny Funt]

What teams are in Armagh's side of the draw. Thanks

Galway or Armagh v Derry or Clare.