Mon, 27 Jul, 2015 - 01:00
Michael Moynihan
Don’t bother taking your question to Galway or Waterford, who qualified for the All-Ireland semi-finals yesterday. August is in their future.
For Dublin and Cork, the teams they dumped out in yesterday’s double bill in Thurles, quality will hardly be an issue either, as they come to terms with a July exit from the championship.
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CourtsGaaHurlingGAA Championship 2015Galway GAAAll-Ireland SHCCorkGalwayWaterfordDublinPlace: ThurlesPlace: Semple StadiumPlace: Buenos AiresPerson: Jonathan GlynnPerson: Anthony NashPerson: Daithi BurkePerson: Aidan HartePerson: Andrew SmithPerson: David BurkePerson: Bill CooperPerson: Patrick CroninPerson: Damien CahalanePerson: Anthony CunninghamPerson: CunninghamPerson: Jimmy Barry-MurphyPerson: Barry-MurphyPerson: Brian CuthbertPerson: Austin GleesonPerson: Mark SchuttePerson: Kevin MoranPerson: Derek McGrathEvent: All-IrelandEvent: Munster finalOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: DubsOrganisation: WexfordOrganisation: ClareOrganisation: KildareOrganisation: Gethsemane
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