LIMERICK AND KILKENNY have already booked their places in the All-Ireland hurling last four after their recent provincial title wins, but who is going to join them?
The focus is on TUS Gaelic Grounds for Saturday’s quarter-final double-header as Clare play Dublin at 4pm and Galway meet Tipperary at 6.15pm.
Clare and Galway both enter the game off the back of one-point losses in their respective Munster and Leinster deciders. Tipperary amassed 7-38 in last Saturday’s preliminary quarter-final win over Offaly, while Dublin hit 2-25 as they defeated Carlow.
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Both Clare and Galway contested the All-Ireland semi-final stage last year and will aim to again successfully negotiate their quarter-final ties. Tipperary last reached a semi-final in 2019, while Dublin must go back to 2013 for their most recent appearance.
But who do you think will progress to contest this year’s semi-finals?
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LIMERICK AND KILKENNY have already booked their places in the All-Ireland hurling last four after their recent provincial title wins, but who is going to join them?
The focus is on TUS Gaelic Grounds for Saturday’s quarter-final double-header as Clare play Dublin at 4pm and Galway meet Tipperary at 6.15pm.
Clare and Galway both enter the game off the back of one-point losses in their respective Munster and Leinster deciders. Tipperary amassed 7-38 in last Saturday’s preliminary quarter-final win over Offaly, while Dublin hit 2-25 as they defeated Carlow.
Both Clare and Galway contested the All-Ireland semi-final stage last year and will aim to again successfully negotiate their quarter-final ties. Tipperary last reached a semi-final in 2019, while Dublin must go back to 2013 for their most recent appearance.
But who do you think will progress to contest this year’s semi-finals?
Let us know.
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