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Camogie, Croker and even some cispheil! The best pictures from a wild weekend of GAA

Here’s the good, the bad and the ugly from the last few days of GAA.
12.05am, 1 Feb 2016

THE LEAGUE IS back, the inter-county season is well and truly on. So here are our favourite pictures from the weekend’s action.

Camogie, Croker and even some cispheil! The best pictures from a wild weekend of GAA
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  • Under lights

    Matthew O'Hanlon of Wexford during the Walsh Cup final against Dublin.

  • Renewing hostilities

    Darran O'Sullivan gets in between Pa Kilkenny and Dean Rock.Source: Tommy Grealy/INPHO

  • What it means

    Loughgiel players react after the All-Ireland SF loss to KillmorSource: Donall Farmer/INPHO

  • What it means

    Eileen Flannery and her team mates celebrate All-Ireland camogie semi-final success over Tullaroan.Source: Tommy Grealy/INPHO

  • In the hunt

    Milford's Orlaith O'Mahony v Oulart The BallaghSource: Ken Sutton/INPHO

  • Hosed down

    Rory Brennan gets a block in on Cavan's Martin Reilly.Source: Presseye/Matt Mackey/INPHO

  • Heating up

    Derry's Ciaran McFaul gets on the wrong side of Fermanagh's Barry Mulrone, Che Cullen and Mickey Jones

  • Finding form

    Conor McManus celebrates netting against Roscommon in Kiltoom.Source: Andrew Paton/INPHO

  • Extra-curricular

    Okay, so not GAA, but Ciaran Donaghy helped Tralee to an intermediate national title.Source: Cathal Noonan/INPHO

  • Head games

    Lee Keegan plays on after clashing with Eoin Cadogan (no. 3) who was subbed immediately.Source: James Crombie/INPHO

  • In it together

    Cadogan checks on Keegan at full-time.Source: James Crombie/INPHO

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