Sam Maguire Qualifiers 2022

[Cavan19]

I think Kerry and Dublin have a good chance of meeting Tyrone/ Armagh. Mayo/Monaghan.

So true especially if they are drawn against them.

[Blowitupref]

From GAA.IE

The draws for the Round 2 of the 2022 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship and the Tailteann Cup Semi-Finals will take place next Monday morning.

It will be broadcast live on Morning Ireland on RTE Radio 1 just after 8.30am.

2022 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 2

The Round 2 draw involves the four winners from Round 1 (Cork/Louth, Mayo/Monaghan, Clare/Meath & Armagh/Tyrone) against the four Provincial runners-up (Roscommon, Kildare, Limerick & Donegal).

An Open Draw shall be made to determine the pairings.

Teams who have previously met in the Provincial championships can meet again in Round 2 of the Qualifiers.

Venues for Round 2 shall be determined by the Central Competitions Control Committee, and all fixtures details will be confirmed on Monday afternoon, with the fixtures scheduled for the weekend of 11th & 12th June.

Teams Involved:

Bowl 1

Cork/Louth

Mayo/Monaghan

Clare/Meath

Armagh/Tyrone

Bowl 2

Roscommon

Kildare

Limerick

Donegal

[Blowitupref]

HT Cork 0-7 Louth 1-3

FT Cork 2-12 Louth 2-8

[full moon]

Both sides looked disappointing. Louth had no functional attack. Cork were poor. Low crowd. Doubt Cork go further unless they get Limerick.

[Blowitupref]

Half time in Ennis, Clare  1-7 Meath 0-6

[full moon]

Half time in Ennis, Clare  1-7 Meath 0-6

Not a great contest. Game lacks edge, no atmosphere either. Both sides going through the motions. Clare on top and Meath had wind in first half. Meath made several changes to team.

[Blowitupref]

Great win and deserved win for Clare. Missed a penalty late on and another goal chance well saved.

[yellowcard]

Standard of football in this years championship to date has been very poor. It's mostly, possession based fearful stuff with every team almost a mirror image of each other. Are there no innovative coaches out there who can think outside the box and implement a successful kicking game. The only decent half of football I've watched all championship was Cavan's first half performance against Donegal. Everything else was practically all the same type of dross.

[highorlow]

What's gone wrong with Meath GAA?

Massive population, loads of cash, perfect land for good pitches?

Makes no sense.

[Eire90]

is the attendances for qualifiers poor.

[Rossfan]

2,460 in Ennis, "around 3,000" in Cork, 16.5k in Castlebar.
Probably what you'd expect for those 3 games.

[From the Bunker]

What's gone wrong with Meath GAA?

Massive population, loads of cash, perfect land for good pitches?

Makes no sense.

It makes perfect sense. They have been smothered by the Dublin juggernaut the last 20+ years.

[Estimator]

Teams Involved:
Bowl 1
Cork/Louth
Mayo/Monaghan
Clare/Meath
Armagh/Tyrone

Bowl 2
Roscommon
Kildare
Limerick
Donegal

Based on yesterday's matches the losing provinicial finalists will hardly be too worried about what they watched.  I'm sure all of them will still want to avoid the winners of the Armagh Tyrone game today.

[Blowitupref]

Teams Involved:
Bowl 1
Cork/Louth
Mayo/Monaghan
Clare/Meath
Armagh/Tyrone

Bowl 2
Roscommon
Kildare
Limerick
Donegal

Based on yesterday's matches the losing provinicial finalists will hardly be too worried about what they watched.  I'm sure all of them will still want to avoid the winners of the Armagh Tyrone game today.

All provincial finalists will be hoping to avoid Mayo, the most seasoned and experienced of the round 2 teams and will only improve after yesterdays 4 point win against Div 1 opposition. 

[seafoid]

What's gone wrong with Meath GAA?

Massive population, loads of cash, perfect land for good pitches?

Makes no sense.

Dublin GAA.