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In County Tipperary the All‑Ireland Senior Hurling Championship quarter‑finals are currently underway, with matches in the county forming part of a national series that sees the top teams from each province compete for the title. Across the country football fixtures are also taking place, and key games include Kerry against Armagh and Mayo versus Meath.

In the National Football League, Louth’s senior squad has made a single change to its lineup ahead of the Round 2A fixture, with Paul Mathews replacing Sean Callaghan. The county, one of the seven top‑ranked teams in the league, will host Armagh at home after being drawn into the second round. A victory would secure a place in the last eight and move them straight into the quarter‑finals, while a defeat would drop them into an additional knockout phase.

The championship format now sees sixteen qualifiers split into two groups – provincial finalists and the other nine teams – with winners progressing to Round 2A. In that round four matches are drawn; the victors move straight into the quarter‑finals, while the losers enter a further knockout phase.

The Irish Times has provided details on throw‑in times and television coverage for the weekend’s football quarter‑finals, allowing fans to follow the action from home. For full details see the KFM report and local news coverage.

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