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Victory over Carlow would see the Saffrons book a trip to Dublin for next weekend’s semi-final double-header at Croke Park

After some debate about the venue, the Orchard County make the trip to Co Leitrim to take on the Tribesmen as the group stages reach their conclusion

For the past three years, debate and public consultation has been ongoing over changing the name from the Clonliffe Bridge/Russell Street Bridge to the new name associated with events in Dublin on November 21, 1920

The Mournemen exited last year's competition after a defeat in Kingspan Breffni and also suffered a defeat to Mickey Graham's side in the League

Aaron Maguire from Bredagh walked out onto the pitch following Kilkenny's Leinster SHC final win over Galway on Sunday

Kilkenny defeated Galway in Sunday's Leinster Senior Hurling Championship final at Croke Park

Both counties made a plea to the CCCC to move their Round Three tie to HQ, but the game will proceed as scheduled at Páirc Seán MacDiarmada

Armagh’s clash with Tyrone in Omagh last weekend, one of the more attractive games of the group stage, attracted just 9,200, while around 3,000 watched Westmeath-Galway in Mullingar, so it may be a stretch to argue that interest in the forthcoming fixture would outstrip the capacity at the Leitrim county…

The game is currently scheduled to take place at the 9,000-capacity Páirc Seán MacDiarmada

Power’s tenure will always be fondly recalled as a result of the 2020 Munster title, the county’s first since 1935, when they beat Cork on a memorable November weekend that coincided with the centenary of Bloody Sunday at Croke Park.

Croke Park will not be used with Dublin set to travel to Cavan for bumper double-header