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GAA Football Championship 2018
All-Ireland Football Final
Throw-in Countdown!
GAA Football Championship 2018
It promises to be a really interesting Championship this year with the introduction of the Super 8s New Quarter-Final Round Robin Stage to replace the traditional one-game quarter-finals. There'll be a bit more travelling involved for supporters, but if you can't get to every game, you'll be able to soak up the next best atmosphere around with our BIG Screen and 4 other TVs.
Paul shows the passion after scoring the equalising point for Kerry against Kildare in Round 3.
All-Ireland Final
Who will win the 2018 All-Ireland Football Final?
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- Dublin v Tyrone, 3.30pm - September 2nd
All-Ireland Semi-Finals
- Dublin v Galway, 5.00pm - August 11th (Croke Park)
- Monaghan v Tyrone, 3.30pm - August 12th (Croke Park)
All-Ireland Quater-Final Super 8s
Round 3 - Group 1
- Galway v Monaghan, 6pm - August 4th (Pearse Stadium)
- Kerry v Kildare, 6pm - August 4th (Fitzgerald Stadium)
Round 3 - Group 2
- Dublin v Roscommon, 3.30pm - August 5th (Croke Park)
- Donegal v Tyrone, 3.30pm - August 5th (Ballybofey)
Round 2 - Group 2
- Roscommon v Donegal, 5pm - July 21st (Dr Hyde Park)
- Tyrone v Dublin, 7pm - July 21st (Healy Park)
Round 2 - Group 1
- Kildare v Galway, 2pm - July 22nd (St Conleth's Park)
- Monaghan v Kerry, 4pm - July 22nd (Clones)
Super 8s
Round 1 - Group 2
- Tyrone v Roscommon, 5pm - July 14th (Croke Park)
- Dublin v Donegal, 7pm - July 14th (Croke Park)
Round 1 - Group 1
- Kildare v Monaghan, 2pm - July 15th (Croke Park)
- Kerry v Galway, 4pm - July 15th (Croke Park)
Round 4
- Round 4, July 7th & 8th
A Kerry footballer with an inferiority complex is one who thinks he's just as good as everybody else. - John B. Keane