Croke Park hosts All-Ireland Club Junior and Intermediate Football finals
Division One's opener will be a rematch of last year's All-Ireland Senior Football Final as Galway welcome Armagh to Salthill. Photograph: Laszlo Geczo/InphoThe Galway side arrested the decline that took them from senior to junior in a couple of seasons and face youthful but resilient opponents, who reached the final on penalties.
Kerry have sounded reasonably downbeat about the season’s start with David Clifford resting, Cillian Bourke gone to seek his fortune in Australia, plus a couple of retirements. Donegal come calling as Ulster champions, having spent an unbeaten season in Division Two last year. Michael Murphy’s return is a major lift but he may not be available for this because of injury. Still, it will be a surprise if Jim McGuinness isn’t targeting a strong start.
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