Five Ulster counties remain in the race for the All-Ireland Championship with four teams knocked out from the group stages over three rounds
With the conclusion of the provincial Championships, the focus swiftly turns to the All-Ireland Super 16s, which begin next weekend.
That will be a repeat of the Ulster SFC semi-final meeting between the sides at Celtic Park while the Orchard County go into Group One. Kieran McGeeney’s side will have home advantage against Westmeath for the second year running and they’ll face Derry away and Galway at a neutral venue in round three.
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