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Looking Towards Football 2027

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The club championships will take centre stage for the next few months. A great time of year. For anyone looking towards what 2027 might bring...
Of the top 7 contenders outside of this year's finalists - Galway and Donegal will have the most hunger. Tyrone aren't far away and have youth to come through. Dublin are Dublin. Armagh will strike back.
Westmeath had inspirational provincial success for Division 3 counties. Wicklow had inspirational Tailteann success for Division 4 counties. Many counties have achievable goals.

legendzxix (Kerry) - Posts: 10022 - 27/07/2026 16:23:45    2687573

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Replying To legendzxix:  "The club championships will take centre stage for the next few months. A great time of year. For anyone looking towards what 2027 might bring...
Of the top 7 contenders outside of this year's finalists - Galway and Donegal will have the most hunger. Tyrone aren't far away and have youth to come through. Dublin are Dublin. Armagh will strike back.
Westmeath had inspirational provincial success for Division 3 counties. Wicklow had inspirational Tailteann success for Division 4 counties. Many counties have achievable goals."
Yup,there'll be one or two teams who disappoint next year but it should by all rights be a very competitive championship which is great.

Also yes,the club stuff is fantastic and am looking forward to it over the next few months.

Seniorleague (Galway) - Posts: 237 - 27/07/2026 16:52:24    2687591

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Kieran McGeeney's Armagh reign to extend into a 13th year. Armagh finally won Ulster this year. We were fortunate not do draw them in Armagh in Round 3. They'll be back next year.

legendzxix (Kerry) - Posts: 10022 - 28/07/2026 21:57:24    2687915

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