We’ve reached the business end of the Senior Football Championship as this weekend brings the first of the Quarter Finals to HQ. Tyrone have been drawn against the Mighty Dubs in a repeat of the 2005 fixture, whilst the draw has been more pleasant to Armagh, who face surprising quarter finalists, Wexford. With the winners of these matches due to meet in the Semi-Finals, it looks ominously/ mouth-wateringly like a Dublin-Kerry final (though, in true ABD style, I’d prefer either Ulster side to come out of that side of the draw.) Kerry face Galway and (former Armagh player, pictured) Kieran McGeeney’s Kildare play Cork in the remaining Quarter Finals.
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We’ve reached the business end of the Senior Football Championship as this weekend brings the first of the Quarter Finals to HQ. Tyrone have been drawn against the Mighty Dubs in a repeat of the 2005 fixture, whilst the draw has been more pleasant to Armagh, who face surprising quarter finalists, Wexford. With the winners of these matches due to meet in the Semi-Finals, it looks ominously/ mouth-wateringly like a Dublin-Kerry final (though, in true ABD style, I’d prefer either Ulster side to come out of that side of the draw.) Kerry face Galway and (former Armagh player, pictured) Kieran McGeeney’s Kildare play Cork in the remaining Quarter Finals.
