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We have a Galway v Limerick All-Ireland final

Cork gone, Clare out but it doesn't even come close to telling the story.... 

Jason Forde & Seamus Flanagan. Hurling, the future & who will be in the final

Three time All-Ireland winner and last years champion Jason Forde from Tipperary, sits down with Thomas, Oisin and five-time winner Seamus Flanagan to discuss everything from the semi-finals this weekend, the future of the game and whether we'll see both in their county colours a ...  Show more

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