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For the second year in a row, the Joe McDonagh Cup final delivered a truly memorable encounter that provided absolutely everything – individual heroics, drama, controversy, a momentous comeback, a last ditch winner, bitter heartbreak, and of course delirium for Carlow player and supporters, who earned their return to the Leinster hurling championship.
Brian Carroll looks ahead to the clash of Offaly and Carlow in the Joe McDonagh Cup final, while former Cork hurler Stephen McDonnell assesses the Rebels' chances of surviving in Munster - also discussion on the GAA's position on Go Games.
Westmeath's victory over Wexford on Sunday was a landmark result in more ways than one.
Jackie Tyrrell labelled Wexford "spineless" and "spiralling out of control" after the second-half capitulation against Westmeath left them in danger of dropping into the Joe McDonagh Cup.
Carlow have qualified for the second Joe McDonagh Cup final. At their home patch in Netwatch Cullen Park on Saturday they put a severely weakened Offaly team to the sword with the visitors hardly putting up a fight.
Pearse Óg McCrickard scored a brilliant 15 points as Down defeated Kildare in Hawkfield to preserve their status in the McDonagh Cup next year, while sending their hosts plummeting through the trapdoor and down to Christy Ring level.
The Munster Championship is so good, it could be bad – for teams, not spectators.
Hurling greats Jackie Tyrell and Dónal Óg Cussack have both raised serious concerns about the growing number of head injuries in hurling and have called on the GAA to take action.