AND THEN THERE were four.
The 2013 All-Ireland senior football championship took some significant turns this weekend with the quarter-final ties taking place at Croke Park.
Reigning champions Donegal, 2010 champions Cork, this year’s Ulster champions Monaghan and Cavan all bowed out of this year’s race.
It leaves four teams in contention with Mayo to face Tyrone on August 25th and Kerry to clash with Dublin on September 1st.
So who do you think will lift Sam Maguire on September 22nd?
Let us know.
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Poll: Who do you think will win the All-Ireland senior football championship?
AND THEN THERE were four.
The 2013 All-Ireland senior football championship took some significant turns this weekend with the quarter-final ties taking place at Croke Park.
Reigning champions Donegal, 2010 champions Cork, this year’s Ulster champions Monaghan and Cavan all bowed out of this year’s race.
It leaves four teams in contention with Mayo to face Tyrone on August 25th and Kerry to clash with Dublin on September 1st.
So who do you think will lift Sam Maguire on September 22nd?
Let us know.
Poll Results:
Roscommon strike 3 goals to defeat Kildare in All Ireland MFC quarter-final
Monaghan through to MFC semi-final after Tipperary win
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All-Ireland Senior FC GAA Have your say Sam Maguire Dublin Kerry Mayo Tyrone