All-Ireland Series Sam Maguire 2026

[SouthOfThe Bann]

We have entering a decade where All Ireland titles should be shared among a handful of counties. Last ten years Dublin won the All Ireland 7 times, Kerry 2, Tyrone 1.  The next ten years could well be shared out among 4 or 5 counties. 

I said that two years ago before any new rules was brought in.

Armagh,Kerry,Mayo so far and a 4th or 5th different county should win the All-Ireland in the next 7 years.

5 different counties this decade do far.

As opposed to 4 in the decade previous.

4 the decade before that.

8 in the 90s though.

[AustinPowers]

What, u mean like the 90's

The 90's was a great  decade  for both codes

8 football winners
6 hurling winners

[AustinPowers]

Mayo's win was  all down to Gary Neville visiting the county , apparently

So he says anyway

[Captain Obvious]

What, u mean like the 90's

Somewhat like it and it was coming with or without new rules or formats.

[AustinPowers]

What, u mean like the 90's

Somewhat like it and it was coming with or without new rules or formats.

Funny you say  that, but I remember around late 80's or early 90's  in the NFL, they trialled  four quarters and goalkeepers   kicking out  from the hands.

Or did I imagine  all that?

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