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THE FULL FORWARD: Final round has plenty at stake (opens the original)
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The final round of group games in the Galway Senior Football Championship arrives with plenty still to be decided across all four groups. Three of the touted 'Big Four' and three seeded teams in Corofin, Salthill/Knocknacarra and Maigh Cuilinn have already secured knockout football, but elsewhere the battle for direct quarter-final qualification, preliminary quarter-final positioning and avoiding the relegation play-offs should ensure a fascinating conclusion to the group stages. With both sitti
THE FULL FORWARD: Final round has plenty at stake (opens the original)
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The final round of group games in the Galway Senior Football Championship arrives with plenty still to be decided across all four groups. Three of the touted 'Big Four' and three seeded teams in Corofin, Salthill/Knocknacarra and Maigh Cuilinn have already secured knockout football, but elsewhere the battle for direct quarter-final qualification, preliminary quarter-final positioning and avoiding the relegation play-offs should ensure a fascinating conclusion to the group stages. With both sitti
THE FULL FORWARD: Pressure rises in Round Two (opens the original)
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After an opening round dominated by tight finishes, Round 2 offers several teams an early opportunity to take control of their groups in the Galway Senior Hurling Championship. Seven clubs already have victories banked, while the pressure is mounting on those seeking their first points. With qualification hopes capable of being strengthened - or badly damaged - this weekend, the championship picture should look considerably clearer by Sunday evening. The champions require a response after Tommy
THE FULL FORWARD: Pressure rises in Round Two (opens the original)
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After an opening round dominated by tight finishes, Round 2 offers several teams an early opportunity to take control of their groups in the Galway Senior Hurling Championship. Seven clubs already have victories banked, while the pressure is mounting on those seeking their first points. With qualification hopes capable of being strengthened - or badly damaged - this weekend, the championship picture should look considerably clearer by Sunday evening. The champions require a response after Tommy
THE FULL FORWARD: Familiar foes, familiar stakes (opens the original)
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Galway and Cork have become the defining rivalry of modern camogie, repeatedly pushing one another to new standards on the sport’s biggest stage. Seven of the last nine All-Ireland senior titles have been shared between the west and Leeside. On Sunday, one of them will add another chapter to a rivalry that continues to shape the current era of the game. Such a record suggests overwhelming dominance: the same two teams collecting the game’s greatest prize while Kilkenny, Tipperary and Waterford s
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