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RTÉ Sport will broadcast eight live televised 2025 Allianz League fixtures, kicking off with the reunion of last year's All-Ireland Football finalists Galway and Armagh in Salthill on Saturday, 25 January.
It's a curious aspect of the Ulster club football championship that in its 56 years of existence, the winners have come from Tyrone on just two occasions.
Football may be in for change in the year 2025, but Enda McGinley feels the GAA needs to be careful not to throw the baby out with the bathwater – in fact, the former Tyrone star feels the game is merely "a tweak or two away from its greatest ever era".
Enda McGinley joins Mikey Stafford and Niall McCoy to reflect on yesterday's All-Ireland victory for Armagh over Galway.
Rewind the clock a year, nine months, six months, three months, even six weeks – no one could have seen this coming.
An All-Ireland semi-final and no Dublin or Kerry left. The sense of opportunity was already huge but Armagh's heroics yesterday ramped things up another level.
Imagine being in the camps of today's quarter-finalists as they watched the matches yesterday and digested what has happened to the All-Ireland race.
