The Inter-Provincial Series in Croke Park this weekend will feature players from each of the four provinces.
According to reports, Dublin legends James McCarthy and Stephen Cluxton look set to line out for Team Leinster in the Inter-Provincial Series this weekend.
READ MORE: Westmeath closing in on appointment to leave just two counties without a manager for 2025 as it stands It was announced earlier this year that former Dublin boss Jim Gavin would chair the Football Rules Committee. The former manager has been hard at work and has proposed seven major rule changes.
The scoring system will change. A new 40-metre arc will be introduced, with points kicked outside of it worth two points and goals worth four points.
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