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Former Kerry hero Griffin unimpressed by mania of 'the rematch'
MANY unheralded inter-county servants who called it a day last winter will have mixed feelings when the Allianz Leagues resume over the next 48 hours, including Kerry footballer Tommy Griffin.
Codes combine as Tipperary's double-header request gets green light
MUNSTER Council and Kerry have agreed to Tipperary's request for an unprecedented hurling and football championship double-header next summer.
50 things we want to see
1: That Division 1 remains close all the way to the final series of games. However, with four of eight teams qualifying for the semi-finals, there's a real risk that the competitive edge could be diluted over the last few rounds. Six points would have been enough for a semi-final place two years ago, while seven was adequate last year.
Kevin McGourty: 'I know of someone who's on £35k a year'
ANTRIM player Kevin McGourty has revealed that he is aware of a member of a senior inter-county football management team in Ulster who will receive a whopping £35,000 (approximately €42,000) for his services this year.
Mayo in a league of their own
QUESTION: what county has been the most consistent in the Allianz Football League since the turn of the millennium? Answer: Mayo.
Army to drop in at Croker as Spring Series gets off to a dramatic start
TONIGHT's big double-header launch of the Allianz Football League at Croke Park will see the match ball spectacularly abseiled onto the pitch, off the roof of the stands.
Gilroy leaves door open for ex-Ipswich 'keeper Supple
DUBLIN manager Pat Gilroy has left the door open for former Ipswich Town goalkeeper Shane Supple to rejoin the squad.
Dubs have learned how to rule Kingdom
KERRY footballers head for Croke Park tomorrow night facing up to a challenge that nobody would have thought remotely likely to appear on the horizon when they sentenced Dublin to one of their most embarrassing defeats in championship history in August 2009.
Dromid 'can't afford' to pay €2,000 brawl fine
"WE can't afford that."
Durcan nets clincher for St Gerald's
JAMES DURCAN'S well-taken goal eight minutes from the end at Ballyheane yesterday helped fire St Gerald's, Castlebar into the semi-finals.
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