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Replying To Sligoman1234:  "When 3 teams or more are tied its the results between those teams only that count, so first it'd be the table points earned in those games, then the points difference in those games only. So for example if Tubber, Tour and lets say Molaise were to all be level, Tubber would be higher than Tour no matter if Molaise beat Tubber by 20 points."
Yes I know but let's say for arguments sake that Shamrock Gaels, Coolera Strandhill and Eastern Harps were all to beat one another. In that case, I think it would be harps that would lose by more than a point, hence why I put them in third. However, if they were to beat each other by a point respectively and all finished on six points. Then it goes to overall score difference, correct?

johncreilly (Sligo) - Posts: 177 - 14/08/2025 21:57:40    2631958

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Replying To johncreilly:  "Yes I know but let's say for arguments sake that Shamrock Gaels, Coolera Strandhill and Eastern Harps were all to beat one another. In that case, I think it would be harps that would lose by more than a point, hence why I put them in third. However, if they were to beat each other by a point respectively and all finished on six points. Then it goes to overall score difference, correct?"
So if all 3 end up on 6pts after 4 rounds, and among the 3 each won 1 and lost 1, they'd still be equal and then it'd be the score difference in only those 3 games involving themselves. If still tied it's the total scores for in those 3 games. If by some chance there are still 2 tied on the scores For after all that, then the head to head in that game decides rank.

It's all laid out in the GAA Codes book.

Sligoman1234 (Sligo) - Posts: 578 - 15/08/2025 09:50:28    2631979

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