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#256
An A and B system for the qualifying draws was introduced in 2014 and has been retained. The teams are designated as A or B depending on which half of their provincial championships they are initially drawn to play in. Although some teams receive byes in the early provincial rounds, they are usually drawn randomly into the round in which they enter the competition resulting in teams being designated as A or B randomly.

A: Clare, Limerick, Kerry, Roscommon, Leitrim, Sligo, Derry, Tyrone, Cavan, Armagh, Laois, Wicklow, Dublin, Louth,Carlow, Meath

B: Tipperary, Waterford, Cork, Mayo, London, Galway, Monaghan, Down, Donegal, Fermanagh, Antrim, Longford, Offaly, Westmeath, Wexford, Kildare

In all qualifier rounds A teams play A teams and B teams play B teams. Usually the A teams play their provincial games before the B teams which allows the A qualifier games to be scheduled a week before the B qualifier games.

Round 1   
The first round consists of all teams that fail to reach their provincial semi-finals with the exception of New York. 16 teams in total take part.

In round 1 four A teams play four A teams and four B teams play four B teams. The eight round 1 winners play the eight beaten provincial semi-finalists in round 2 of the qualifiers.

The following teams take part in this round:qualified so far are:

Connacht (2) leitrim,london

Leinster (7)Wicklow,

Munster (2) limerick,waterford

Ulster (5) Antrim, Armagh, derry
Games to be played 1a sat 18th june,1b day 25th June.


Round 2
In the second round of the qualifiers the eight winning teams from Round 1A and Round 1B play the eight beaten provincial semi-finalists. The round 2 draw is unrestricted − if two teams have played each other in a provincial match they can be drawn to meet again. The eight winners of these matches play each other in Round 3.

Round 1A Winners (4)


Provincial Semi-Finalists (A)


Round 1B Winners (4)
Provincial Semi-Finalists (B)

Round 3
In the third round of the qualifiers winning teams from round 2A play against winning teams from round 2A and winning teams from round 2B play against winning teams from round 2B. Round 3 rules do not allow two teams that have played each other in a provincial match to meet again. The four winners of these matches play the four beaten provincial finalists in Round 4.

Round 2A Winners (4)


Round 2B Winners (4)


Round 4   
In the fourth round of the qualifiers, the four winning teams of Round 3A and Round 3B play the four provincial beaten finalists.[8] Round 4 rules do not allow two teams that have played each other in a provincial match to meet again if such a pairing can be avoided. The four winners of these matches play the provincial winners in the All-Ireland Quarter-Finals.

Round 3A Winners




Provincial Runners Up (A)




Round 3B Winners




Provincial Runner  up b
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#257
Very hard to find anyone that Was at the game,borrowed this piece from a poster on hoganstand.
Was at the match. Good open game all through, at good intensity. David Cunnane started at full back, possibly should have been given a few league games last Spring. Great performances from Manus, Silke, Bradshaw at 6, Conroy, Walsh, Varley and Cummins. The Mayo match will not be the formality people seem to think
#258
Galway 2-18 Cork 3-18.
Anyone at the game?
#259

Clare v Roscommon   

All-Ireland SFC Qualifier, Sky Sports 5 HD (14:30)
Tipperary v Derry   

All-Ireland SFC Qualifier, Sky Sports 5 HD

Sunday, 24 July

2pm All Ireland Hurling Quarter Final

Waterford v wexford

4pm All Ireland Hurling Quarter Final

Clare v galway

Sat 30th July All-Ireland SFC Qualifiers Round 4B (x2)
(Sky)
Cork v donegal 4pm
Mayo v westmeath 6pm
Sunday, 31 July

2pm All Ireland Football Quarter Final

4pm All Ireland Football Quarter Final

Sat 6th August All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals (x2)
(Sky)

Sunday, 7 August

3.30pm All Ireland Hurling Semi-Final

Sunday 14 August

3.30pm All Ireland Hurling Semi-Final

Sunday, 21 August

3.30pm All Ireland Football Semi-Final

Sunday,  28 August

3.30pm All Ireland Football Semi-Final

Sunday, 4 September

3.30pm All Ireland Hurling Final

Sunday, 18 September

3.30pm All Ireland Football Final   
Sat 4th June

Laois v Dublin Leinster SFC quarter-final 7pm throw-in

Sat 11th June

Dublin/Wexford v Kilkenny Leinster SHC semi-final 7pm throw-in

Sat 18th June

London/Mayo v Galway Connacht SFC semi-final 7pm throw-in

Sat 25th June

Monaghan/Down v Fermanagh/Donegal Ulster SFC semi-final 7pm throw-in

Sat 2nd July Either All-Ireland SFC Qualifiers Round 2A or All-Ireland SHC Qualifier Round 1

Sat 9th July Either All-Ireland SFC Qualifiers Round 2B or All-Ireland SFC Qualifiers Round 3A

Sat 16th July All-Ireland SFC Qualifiers Round 3B (x2)

Sat 23rd July All-Ireland SFC Qualifiers Round 4A (x2)

Stat 30th July All-Ireland SFC Qualifiers Round 4B (x2)

Sat 6th August All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals (x2)

Sun 7th August All-Ireland SHC semi-final

Sun 14th August All-Ireland SHC semi-final

Sun 21st August All-Ireland SFC semi-final

Sun 28th August All-Ireland SFC semi-final

Sun 4th September All-Ireland SHC final

Sun 18th September All-Ireland SFC
#260
GAA Discussion / Re: New York v Ros 1st May.
April 23, 2016, 03:03:44 PM
:19:34 AM »
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Why isn't Micheal lundy in the new York squad to face the rossies?

Found out he missed the transfer deadline.
#261
GAA Discussion / Re: New York v Ros 1st May.
April 23, 2016, 02:19:34 AM
Why isn't Micheal lundy in the new York squad to face the rossies?
#262
That is more or less the galway team to face mayo later on in the championship,Bradshaw and Danny Cummins possible starters come championship.Cavan game will tell us alot where we are, hopefully on the way up!!
#263
In 2007, he steered Galway to a minor All-Ireland title and was fast-tracked to the senior side. The following July he helped them to a Connacht title, kicking a late point as they edged out Mayo. They went toe to toe with then All-Ireland champions Kerry in the rain in Croke Park a few weeks later.
Galway lost out that day but there was enough there to suggest that they could reasonably expect more good times ahead. Instead, the years have slipped by.
"The first year I came in we won Connacht in 2008 and we have not won it since and I suppose you start thinking that every year will be like this. But that has not been the way, Mayo have been dominant for the last few years," Conroy said.
Since then Galway have struggled for traction. They have chopped and changed managers with alarming regularity as they looked to restore themselves to the position they enjoyed around the turn of the millennium. Kevin Walsh is the fifth manager that Conroy has played under.
"When I was growing up we were in Connacht finals every year or every other year it seemed. And the fans when they look at it that way and see no success, someone has to pay for it," he said.
"It is important that you don't change your manager every year, that you allow structures be put in place and it is very hard to do that if you are chopping and changing your manager every year. You're then back at square one."
Conroy leads the Tribesmen into Sunday's do-or-die clash with Cavan. The mission couldn't be more straightforward. Win in Kingspan Breffni Park and Galway will play Division 1 football next year. Ironically, travelling to Cavan might suit Walsh's side a bit more as they haven't won any of their three home games in this year's league.
"I can't put my finger on that," Conroy replied when asked why Galway do better on the road. "We went away to Derry and won very convincingly and we've had a decent record away. I don't know why that is.
"We struggled with (home form) last year and it cost us. We lost to Laois in Tuam and to Cavan in Pearse Stadium. This year hasn't been great either. There's been two draws and we lost to Tyrone at home but hopefully that positive away form will continue on Sunday."
Sunday represents another chance to get back into the top flight. They came close back in 2012 but John Doyle's penalty with the last kick of the game secured a draw for Kildare and saw them go up at the expense of the Tribesmen. And if there was any doubt back then as to whether they were ready for the high-octane Division 1, Conroy believes his side have served their time now.
Struggled
"Maybe we weren't ready to move up. I'd like to think we are capable and ready to move up now."
The current Galway side is littered with All-Ireland winners at minor, U-21 and club level. They know better than most in Galway that that success won't necessarily translate to the senior stage but Conroy believes Walsh has put the necessary framework in place for the county to flourish.
"Maybe we only have four or five lads who have played in Division 1. The average age in the team is around 22 or 23, but most have been involved for a couple of years.
"They are relatively experienced. In fairness to them they've been doing fairly well winning two U-21s in the past couple of years. So it is time for us now to bring it to senior level."
#264
GAA Discussion / Re: NFL Division 2
March 26, 2016, 09:21:19 AM
Galway (NFL v Fermanagh): Manus Breathnach; David Wynne, Declan Kyne, Cathal Sweeney; Liam Silke, Gary O'Donnell, Johnny Heaney; Fiontan O Curraoin, Paul Conroy; Thomas Flynn, Eddie Hoare, Gary Sice; Shane Walsh, Adrian Varley, Damien Comer.
#265
GAA Discussion / Re: TG4 coverage of NFL & NHL
January 23, 2016, 09:21:50 AM
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TG4 announce LIVE GAA Televised match schedule for National Football League
By Sean Flynn
TG4 have today announced their LIVE GAA Televised match schedule for National Football League 2016 along with their club and college live matches.
The stations coverage of the Allianz Football League starts on Sunday 31st January with Cork V Mayo and the following week Kerry v Roscommon.
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UPCOMING GAA COVERAGE ON TG4
Sunday 31 January
Allianz Football League, Round 1
Live:  Cork v Mayo, Páirc Uí Rinn
Deferred:  Roscommon v Monaghan, Hyde Park

Saturday 6 February
AIB All-Ireland Senior Club Hurling Championship Semi Finals
Live:  Sarsfields (Galway) v Ruairí Óg (Antrim), Páirc Tailteann at 2pm
Live: Oulart-The Ballagh (Wexford) v Na Piarsaigh (Limerick), Semple Stadium at 3:45pm

Sunday 7 February
Allianz Football League, Round 2
Live:  Kerry v Roscommon, Fitzgerald Stadium
Deferred:  Donegal v Cork, Ballyshannon

Saturday 13 February
AIB All-Ireland Senior Club Football Championship Semi Finals
Live:  Ballyboden St Endas (Dublin) v Clonmel Commercials (Tipperary), O'Moore Park at 4:30pm
Live:  Castlebar Mitchels (Mayo) v Crossmaglen Rangers (Armagh), Kingspan Breffni Park at 6:15pm

Sunday 14 February
Allianz Hurling League, Round 1
Live:  Waterford v Kilkenny, Walsh Park
Deferred:  Galway v Cork, Pearse Stadium

Saturday 20 February
Live:  Sigerson Cup Final
Live from Ulster University Jordanstown at 2:30pm


Sunday 21 February
Allianz Hurling League, Round 2
Live:  Kilkenny v Tipperary, Nowlan Park
Deferred:  Wexford v Clare, Innovate Wexford Park


Saturday 27 February
Live:  Fitzgibbon Cup Final
Live from Cork IT at 3pm


Sunday 28 February
Allianz Football League, Round 3
Live:  Donegal v Mayo, Páirc Mhic Cumhaill, Ballybofey
Deferred:  Down v Kerry, Páirc Esler


Sunday 6 March
Allianz Football League, Round 4
Allianz Hurling League, Round 3
Live & deferred match

Saturday 12 March
Saturday 21 March
O'Connor Cup Final (Ladies Football 3rd Level Colleges)

Sunday 13 March
Allianz Football League, Round 5
Allianz Hurling League, Round 4
Live & deferred coverage


Thursday 17 March
AIB All Ireland Club Football & Hurling Championship Finals


Sunday 20 March
Allianz Hurling League, Round 5
Live & deferred coverage


Sunday 27 March (Easter Sunday)
Allianz Football League, Round 6
Live & deferred coverage


Monday 28 March
Masita Post Primary Senior Hurling Finals (Semple Stadium, Thurles)


Saturday 2 April
Masita Post Primary Senior Football Finals  (Páirc an Chrócaigh)


Sunday 3 April
Allianz Football League, Round 7
Live & deferred coverage


Sunday 10 April
Allianz Football League Division 1 Semi-Finals


Saturday 16 April
Eirgrid All-Ireland U21 Football Semi-Finals
(Connacht v Leinster & Munster v Ulster)


Sunday 17 April
Allianz Hurling League Division 1 Semi-Finals

Saturday 23 April
Allianz Football League Division 3 & 4 Finals


Sunday 24 April
Allianz Football League Division 1 & 2 Finals


Saturday 30 April
Lidl Ladies National Football League Division 4 Final
Eirgrid All-Ireland U21 Football Final

Sunday 1 May
Allianz Hurling League Division 1 Final

Saturday 7 May
Lidl Ladies National Football League Finals – Division 1, 2 & 3

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#266
GAA Discussion / Setanta live gaa games 2016
January 19, 2016, 11:12:35 PM
SETANTA SPORTS LIVE ALLIANZ LEAGUE GAMES IN 2016
Allianz Football League 2016
January 30: Dublin v Kerry, Down v Donegal (both 7pm)
February 6: Mayo v Dublin, Armagh v Laois (both 7pm)
February 27: Dublin v Monaghan, Armagh v Fermanagh (both 7pm)
March 5: Dublin v Cork, Tyrone v Derry (both 7pm)
March 12: Down v Dublin (7pm)
March 26: Tyrone v Armagh (7pm)
Allianz Hurling League 2016
February 13: Tipperary v Dublin, Limerick v Wexford (both 7pm)
February 20: Cork v Waterford, Dublin v Galway (both 7pm)
March 5: Dublin v Cork (5pm)
March 12: Cork v Kilkenny (7pm)
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#267
GAA Discussion / Re: galway v donegal
July 27, 2015, 11:49:17 PM
Murphy will be like o shea thrown in at full forward,think galway will have a plan in place.hope galway forwards can win the day.big ask. But hoping!
#268
GAA Discussion / galway v donegal
July 19, 2015, 04:14:41 PM
Am I right in saying Tyrone cannot meet done gal so itl be galway v donegal?
#269
GAA Discussion / Tv coverage of c/ship 2015
June 20, 2015, 03:48:47 AM

SUNDAY WORLD
June 20th, 2015
NAVIGATION
The full schedule for the summer's GAA on TV has been released
● GAABy Sean Nolan

3
The race for Sam is about to begin
The race for Sam is about to begin
The big Championship throw-in isn't too far away now and the schedule of games, across RTE and Sky, has now been published.

With the League finals up for decision tomorrow, the impending summer jamboree of GAA is almost upon us.

And now we know exactly which games will eb shown on RTE and Sky this summer. In total there will be 45 games broadcast live across both codes and it starts with Donegal v Tyrone in the Ulster Championship on May 17 on RTE.

A week later the hurling begins with Clare v Limerick facing off in front of the RTE cameras.

Sky's coverage kicks off with the Leinster quarter final between Kildare and Laois/Carlow.

Full list of Live TV games:
May 17th: Ulster SFC Donegal v Tyrone RTÉ2
May 24th: Ulster SFC Cavan v Monaghan; Munster SHC Clare v Limerick (Both RTÉ2)
May 31st: Leinster SHC Dublin v Galway; Leinster SFC Dublin v Offaly/Longford (Both RTÉ2)
June 6th: Leinster SFC Kildare v Laois/Carlow (SKY)
June 7th: Ulster SFC Derry v Down; Munster SHC SF Cork v Waterford (Both RTÉ2)
June 14th: Ulster SFC Armagh v Donegal/Tyrone; Connacht SFC SF: Mayo v New York/Galway/Leitrim (Both RTÉ2)
June 20th: Leinster SHC SF; Connacht SFC SF Sligo v Roscommon/London (Both SKY)
June 21st: Leinster SHC SF (Involving Kilkenny); Munster SHC SF (Involving Tipperary) (Both RTÉ2)
June 27th: Ulster SFC SF (SKY)
June 28th: Both Leinster SFC SF's (RTÉ2)
July 4th: Foot/Hurl Championship Qualifier (SKY); Foot/Hurl Championship Qualifier (RTÉ2)
July 5th: Munster SFC Final; Leinster SHC Final (Both RTÉ2)
July 11th: Foot/Hurl Championship Qualifier (SKY); Foot/Hurl Championship Qualifier (RTÉ2)
July 12th: Leinster SFC Final; Munster SHC Final (Both RTÉ2)
July 18th: Two Championship Qualifiers (Both SKY)
July 19th: Ulster SFC Final; Connacht SFC Final (Both RTÉ2)
July 25th: Two Championship Qualifiers (Both SKY)
July 26th: Two All-Ire SHC Quarter-Finals (Both RTÉ2)
August 1st: Two Championship Qualifiers (Both SKY)
August 2nd: Two All-Ireland SFC Quarter-Finals (Both RTÉ2)
August 8th: Two All-Ireland SFC Quarter-Finals (Both SKY)
August 9th: All-Ire SHC Semi-Final (RTÉ2 & SKY)
August 16th: All-Ire SHC Semi-Final (RTÉ2 & SKY)
August 23rd: All-Ire SFC Semi-Final (RTÉ2 & SKY)
August 30th: All-Ire SFC Semi-Final (RTÉ2 & SKY)
Sept 6th: All-Ire SHC Final (RTÉ2 & SKY)
Sept 20th: All-Ire SFC Final (RTÉ2 & SKY)

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#270
Worldbeaters!
Take a look a look at the "mayo gaa blog".