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If Clare can put the team out they had in 2024 they will be hard to beat. Injuries to Davy Mac and now Mark Rodgers would be worrying though from a Clare point of view, especially McInerney. Alot of people seem to forget that Limerick didnt lose the Munster final over 70 minutes. Or even after extra time. And that was despite all the injuries and other distractions. And its very unlikely they will take their eye off the ball like they did in last years AIQF. I think for Tipp to win the AI Cahill is going to have to come up with something new again, either tactically or personnel. Which he might do. Cork are another year on, with a new manager. Men on a mission with the whole county behind them. Will be hard to beat too. Everyone will have a better idea where everyone is at after the 1st 2 rounds in Leinster and Munster. But right now Im sticking to that 1, 2, 3, and 4. Viking66 (Wexford) - Posts: 19111 - 08/04/2026 15:27:11 2665282 Link 0 |
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That rotation thing for Galway and Kilkenny is nonsense. Just look back over the last couple of seasons teamsheets. Neither have rotated much if at all. They can't afford to. Plus both have to play an extra game compared to the Munster teams. An extra game to get up for, and possibly suffer injuries in. And 1 less week of rest. Agree with your tiers though as it stands right now, agree with your last paragraph, and also agree we will know more after the first couple of games. Viking66 (Wexford) - Posts: 19111 - 08/04/2026 15:42:10 2665284 Link 0 |
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They were, but Lawlor is a huge huge loss. Not just as a number 3, but as a leader also. Agree Dublin could win Leinster. We might either if we have and keep our best and most experienced players fully fit. But thats always a big IF, especially with having to play 5 Round Robin games. Viking66 (Wexford) - Posts: 19111 - 08/04/2026 15:52:21 2665287 Link 0 |