Sean Linnane and his Galway team-mates were stunned at the death by Kilkenny, and now face a quarter-final against Offaly or Tipperary. Tom Maher/INPHO
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After Sunday's drama, here's the draw for the All-Ireland hurling championship
Clare face quarter-final against either Dublin or Carlow, while Galway are set to meet Offaly or Tipperary.
SUNDAY’S BEATEN MUNSTER finalists Clare will face either Dublin or Carlow in the All-Ireland senior hurling championship quarter-finals on 24 June.
Meanwhile, Galway — who were left shellshocked by Cillian Buckley’s 76th-minute winner for Kilkenny in the Leinster final — now have a fortnight to regroup for a quarter-final against Offaly or Tipperary.
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After Sunday’s provincial drama in the Gaelic Grounds and Croke Park, the line-up for the All-Ireland hurling championship is now complete, with winners Limerick and Kilkenny set to enjoy a four-week break before their respective semi-finals on the weekend of 8/9 July.
Here’s the fixture list:
17 June: Preliminary quarter-finals
Carlow v Dublin
Offaly v Tipperary
24 June: Quarter-finals
Clare v Carlow/Dublin
Galway v Offaly/Tipperary
8 July: Semi-final
Limerick v QF winner*
9 July: Semi-final
Kilkenny v QF winner*
*Subject to the respective Provincial Champions not meeting the defeated finalists from their province at this stage and, where feasible, the avoidance of repeat pairings, a draw shall be made to determine pairings.
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After Sunday's drama, here's the draw for the All-Ireland hurling championship
SUNDAY’S BEATEN MUNSTER finalists Clare will face either Dublin or Carlow in the All-Ireland senior hurling championship quarter-finals on 24 June.
Meanwhile, Galway — who were left shellshocked by Cillian Buckley’s 76th-minute winner for Kilkenny in the Leinster final — now have a fortnight to regroup for a quarter-final against Offaly or Tipperary.
After Sunday’s provincial drama in the Gaelic Grounds and Croke Park, the line-up for the All-Ireland hurling championship is now complete, with winners Limerick and Kilkenny set to enjoy a four-week break before their respective semi-finals on the weekend of 8/9 July.
Here’s the fixture list:
17 June: Preliminary quarter-finals
24 June: Quarter-finals
8 July: Semi-final
9 July: Semi-final
*Subject to the respective Provincial Champions not meeting the defeated finalists from their province at this stage and, where feasible, the avoidance of repeat pairings, a draw shall be made to determine pairings.
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