Tipperary are 70 minutes away from a first ever All-Ireland senior football quarter-final appearance but a Down side overturned in last week’s Ulster final stand in their way.
They claimed famous qualifier victories last week. Now the footballers of Tipperary and Antrim aim to replicate those feats when they meet in round three tomorrow.
The draws for round three and round four of the All-Ireland senior football qualifiers have been made, and there’s one pairing that stands out from the rest.
From Tipperary’s rocky road, why the home-and-away draws are not the answer, to why Waterford’s fight only takes you so far — Shane Stapleton looks at the weekend’s important issues.
They had seven goals to spare in last year’s provincial final but the Loughmore-Castleiney player is bracing himself for a closer battle this time around.
David Power hailed the consistently high standards that his ground-breaking side have adopted after their latest victory in last Sunday’s Munster final.
There are two provincial titles up for grabs in the Electric Ireland minor championships tomorrow as well as a Leinster semi-final tie tonight in Mullingar.
It’s a stormy December morning and there’s two-and-a-half weeks left to go until Christmas.
You might be meaning to put some lights up outside, but as Storm Barra rages, it’s a day to stay indoors.
So today, we’re asking you: Have you decorated inside your home for Christmas?
Poll Results:
Yes, all done (5228)
No, not yet (3594)
There's a few things up (1790)
No, I won't be decorating (937)
With most people stuck inside (even more than usual) today, let’s stir up some festive spirit – send us a photo of your Christmas tree to lauren@thejournal.ie and we’ll include the best shots in an article later today.
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