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Kingdom's youngest upsetting old guard - Na Gaeil's journey to a first senior final

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By Niall McIntyre Verified
Na Gaeil footballers did a meet-andgreet with the club's juveniles on Monday night, exploiting the positive momentum surrounding their march to their first Kerry senior club football final on Sunday. They also held an open press night. "The seniors volunteered to meet all the underage players of their own volition. Some of the club's older members were there as well, getting photos and autographs," says club chairman Conor Kavanagh. "We're all embracing it.
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'I Know Sam Mulroy Didn't Want To Mention It': Ciaran Whelan Sums Up Louth's Triumph

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By Niall McIntyre Verified
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Louth have had the upper hand on Meath in recent times, beating them in a crunch Division Two clash in Inniskeen to stave off relegation fears. They also beat them in the All-Ireland series last year, giving them confidence ahead of Sunday's Leinster final. Matthew Costello's 63rd minute goal put Meath one point up but Sam Mulroy responded for Louth with a two point free in the 66th minute, before Craig Lennon put Louth two points up with a late score.
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'Days Like Today Will Never Be Out-Dated': Sean Cavanagh Makes Compelling Case For Provincial Championships

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By Niall McIntyre Verified
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The provincial championships have taken a good kicking over the years but the 2025 renewals have been worth their weight in gold. Kerry's triumph over Clare in Munster was one-sided but the Connacht, Ulster and Leinster deciders were all huge occasions and brilliant games. First Mayo-Galway went right down to the last kick in MacHale Park last weekend after a thoroughly enjoyable game of football, with Galway winning out by 1-17 to 1-15.
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