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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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It was a hectic weekend for GAA fans who were spoilt for choice with a host of live games across the country.
Clare and Waterford played out a thriller with the home side taking the points by the narrowest of margins, while Cork rolled past Tipperary in the Munster championship. In Leinster, Kilkenny got the better of Dublin, Galway had fourteen points to spare over Antrim, and Wexford recorded a big win against neighbours Carlow.
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In the All-Ireland football championship, Cork, Galway, Mayo and Kerry all claimed wins with Down, Kildare, Antrim, Limerick, Fermanagh, Sligo, Laois and Leitrim doing likewise in the Tailteann Cup. Sportsfile were on hand to cature all the weekend's action.
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