Tailteann Cup quarter-finals
Fermanagh v Antrim
Sligo v Limerick
Down v Wicklow
Kildare v Laois
Fixtures to be played on weekend of 15/16 June; home team listed first
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THE DRAW FOR the 2024 Tailteann Cup quarter-finals has been made.
Fermanagh will host Antrim, Sligo welcome Limerick, Wicklow travel to Down and Kildare and Laois also go head-to-head.
All fixtures will take place next weekend, with full details to be confirmed later today.
Group winners Fermanagh, Sligo, Down and Kildare had qualified directly for the quarter-finals — securing home advantage in doing so — while Antrim, Limerick, Wicklow and Laois came through their respective preliminary last-eight ties over the weekend.
The draw took place on Morning Ireland on RTÉ Radio 1 this morning, with GAA President Jarlath Burns among those partaking.
Guys the article is not attempting to be a comprehensive treatise on the finances of any one club. It is merely a look at the importance of location given the changing demographics of Dublin. I should also add I’m a blogger not a journalist and as a result the time I can give to fact checking is limited and I am happy to accept corrections through comments. Mea culpa on the Harristown issue.
Facts Lee!….. Evening Herald quality…a fate only avoided by Shamrock Rovers!!!first league win in 21st Century only 2 seasons ago….omitted massive tax write off…the role of SDCC!
Lee please get your facts straight before stating things,journalism like this is the reason people don’t know real facts. Rovers rent a ground in tallaght, Rovers had a 96% write off of all there debt when relegated, Bohs proposed move was to Harristown just beside the airport. The only reason Bohs haven’t moved is due to Liam Carroll being in Nama and having no funds to finish the deal.
Ah the memories! These were exciting times. Now we are extremely lucky to be still housed in Tolka. Word is both clubs will ground share Tolka next year. But where both clubs will be in 0-5 years? Lord knows.
The LOI and And FAI is inundated by a shower of grubby opportunist shady businessmen, (usually with thatch or comb overs) . Success on the field is normally followed by bankruptcy,Milltown, Flower lodge etc etc… markets field, kilcohan etc.. Sligo seem to be on the right track..