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Gaelic football 📍 McGovern Park; Parnell Park; Asbourne; TEG Cusack Park; Pearse Stadium; Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg; Azzurri Walsh Park; BOX-IT Athletic Grounds

County champions face decisive provincial club tests

Gaelic football and hurling sides return to action this weekend, with semi-final places and provincial final berths at stake. Fixtures span Connacht, Leinster, Munster and Ulster, featuring established contenders and newly crowned local winners.

Source: GAA News
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County champions face decisive provincial club tests

Club sides face a packed weekend of provincial football and hurling, with action beginning on Saturday, 14 November.

In the Connacht football semi-final, London champions Fulham Irish host Castlebar Mitchels at McGovern Park at 1pm. Niall O'Leary scored a crucial goal in Fulham's fifth county title win, while Castlebar can call on Paddy Durcan and Donnacha McHugh.

Cuala meet Kildare champions Sarsfields in the Leinster football quarter-final at Parnell Park at 4.45pm. Con O'Callaghan is among Cuala's leading players, while Ben McComrack helped Sarsfields beat Maynooth in the county final.

On Sunday, 15 November, the remaining football fixtures are:

  • Wolfe Tones v An Tóchar, Asbourne, 1.30pm; The Downs v Kilanerin-Ballyfad, TEG Cusack Park, 1.30pm.
  • Rathvilly v Portarlington, Netwatch Cullen Park, 2.30pm. All three are Leinster quarter-finals.
  • Salthill-Knocknacarra v St Brigid's, Connacht semi-final, Pearse Stadium, 3.15pm.
Sunday's Munster hurling semi-finals see Inagh-Kilnamona face Thurles Sarsfields at Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg and Ballygunner meet Kilmallock at Azzurri Walsh Park, both at 1.15pm. Reigning All-Ireland champions Ballygunner recently won a 13th successive Waterford title. Portaferry play Dunloy in the Ulster hurling semi-final at BOX-IT Athletic Grounds at 3.30pm, with Slaughtneil awaiting the winners.
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