Beating teams twice?

[blanketattack]

If Kerry beat Limerick it will be Kerry's third time beating a team twice in the same c'ship year after doing so to Cork twice before, in '05 and '07.
This excludes the early days of the GAA when wins were wiped out due to various objections by the losers and a replay called.
What other occasions has a team beaten another twice in the c'ship?

[Jinxy]

We beat Westmeath twice.
Was it 2001?

[Dinny Breen]

Kildare beat Meath twice this year in the championship 

[ziggysego]

Would I be right and saying that if Kerry win the All-Ireland, it could be potential by beating only Munster opposition?

[Rossfan]

Wouldnt they have to meet winners of Kildare/Donegal/Ros/Tyrone/Dublin in the Final ?

[Jinxy]

Kildare beat Meath twice this year in the championship 

Was anyone talking to you?

[Jinxy]

Would I be right and saying that if Kerry win the All-Ireland, it could be potential by beating only Munster opposition?

Nope.
They'd have to play non-munster opposition in the final.

[blanketattack]

Would I be right and saying that if Kerry win the All-Ireland, it could be potential by beating only Munster opposition?

Kerry could get to the final by only beating Munster oppostion. They'd be playing non-Munster opposition in the final though.
It's not unprecedented to win the All-Ireland having only played one team outside your province. Tyrone did so in '03 while if Armagh had won in '03 they would have done so as well.

[Bogball XV]

Would I be right and saying that if Kerry win the All-Ireland, it could be potential by beating only Munster opposition?

Kerry could get to the final by only beating Munster oppostion. They'd be playing non-Munster opposition in the final though.
It's not unprecedented to win the All-Ireland having only played one team outside your province. Tyrone did so in '03 while if Armagh had won in '03 they would have done so as well.
Is that right?  They lost to monaghan in the preliminary round in Ulster iirc, did they then play Waterford and I thought Limerick too amongst others, before Donegal in the semi and Tyrone in the final.

[blanketattack]

Would I be right and saying that if Kerry win the All-Ireland, it could be potential by beating only Munster opposition?

Kerry could get to the final by only beating Munster oppostion. They'd be playing non-Munster opposition in the final though.
It's not unprecedented to win the All-Ireland having only played one team outside your province. Tyrone did so in '03 while if Armagh had won in '03 they would have done so as well.
Is that right?  They lost to monaghan in the preliminary round in Ulster iirc, did they then play Waterford and I thought Limerick too amongst others, before Donegal in the semi and Tyrone in the final.

Sorry, I somehow have blended 2003 and 2005 in my mind. In 2005 Armagh played one non-Ulster opposition, Laois and I mixed that up with '03.

[ziggysego]

Ah, my mistake.

[laoislad]

Ah, my mistake.

#fool

[From the Bunker]

Kerrys path to the final could read

Tipperary
Limerick
Cork
Limerick
Cork

[Kerry Mike]

Kerrys path to the final could read

Tipperary
Limerick
Cork
Limerick
Cork

can we just worry about Limerick ffs, its July after all , no talk of semis or finals unless you are in them.

[Farrandeelin]

Clare beat Tipp twice in hurling in 97.