Meath and Dublin face off in the Leinster Championship as they begin their quest for the title. Other quarter-final matchups include Kildare vs Wicklow and Louth vs Wexford.
Meath meet Dublin in the Leinster Championship at Croke Park today as the sides begin their hunt for this year’s title.
Kildare play Wicklow while Louth play Wexford today in the other quarter-final matchups after Laois and Offaly’s meeting in Portlaoise yesterday evening. Dublin were defeated on penalties in the Division 1 final against Derry at the end of last month after being tied 2-21 to 3-18 in a thriller in the capital.Meath finished fifth in Division 2 winning just two of their seven games.What time does it start? Throw-in is at 4.30pm today.Can it be streamed? The game is being broadcast live on the RTE Player.Get the latest sports headlines straight to your inbox by signing up for free email alerts.
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