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Division: 6 Group A County Group B County Group C County Group D County Padraig Pearses Roscommon Craughwell Galway Headford Galway Eastern Gaels Mayo Loughrea Galway St James Galway Davitts, Ballindine Mayo Eire-og Michael Glaveys Roscommon St James Wexford 2 St Peters, Dunboyne Meath 2 Aodh Ruadh, Ballyshannon Donegal 2 Cavan 2 Cavan 2 Pearse Og Armagh 2 Westmeath 2 Westmeath 2 Kilcormac Killoughey Offaly 2 Baltinglass Wicklow 2 Date Group Time Venue Team vs. Team Fri 28th A 4.45pm Woodmount Padraig Pearses vs. Pearse Og Fri 28th A 5.30pm Woodmount Loughrea vs. St James Fri 28th A 6.15pm Woodmount Padraig Pearses vs. Loughrea Fri 28th A 7.00pm Woodmount St James vs. Pearse Og Fri 28th B 4.45pm St James, Mervue Craughwell vs. Westmeath 2 Fri 28th B 5.30pm St James, Mervue St James vs. St Peters, Dunboyne Fri 28th B 6.15pm St James, Mervue Craughwell vs. St James Fri 28th B 7.00pm St James, Mervue St Peters, Dunboyne vs. Westmeath 2 Fri 28th C 4.45pm Davitts, Ballindine Headford vs. Kilcormac Killoughey Fri 28th C 5.30pm Davitts, Ballindine Davitts, Ballindine vs. Aodh Ruadh, Ballyshannon Fri 28th C 6.15pm Davitts, Ballindine Headford vs. Davitts, Ballindine Fri 28th C 7.00pm Davitts, Ballindine Donegal 2 vs. Kilcormac Killoughey Fri 28th D 4.45pm Eastern Gaels Eastern Gaels vs. Baltinglass Fri 28th D 5.40pm Eastern Gaels Eire-og Michael Glaveys vs. Cavan 2 Fri 28th D 6.15pm Eastern Gaels Eastern Gaels vs. Eire-og Michael Glaveys Fri 28th D 7.00pm Eastern Gaels Cavan 2 vs. Baltinglass Sat 29th A 10.45am Woodmount Padraig Pearses vs. St James Sat 29th A 10.45am Bushfield athletic ground Loughrea vs. Pearse Og Sat 29th B 10.45am Craughwell Craughwell vs. St Peters, Dunboyne Sat 29th B 10.45am St James, Mervue St James vs. Westmeath 2 Sat 29th C 10.45am Headford Headford vs. Aodh Ruadh, Ballyshannon Sat 29th C 10.45am Davitts, Ballindine Davitts, Ballindine vs. Kilcormac Killoughey Sat 29th D 10.45am Eastern Gaels GAA grounds Eastern Gaels vs. Cavan 2 Sat 29th D 10.45am Ballinlough Eire-og Michael Glaveys vs. Baltinglass Cup Competition Sat 29th Q Final (1) 2.30pm Connacht GAA centre 1st Group A vs. 2nd Group B Sat 29th Q Final (2) 2.30pm Connacht GAA centre 1st Group B vs. 2nd Group A Sat 29th Q Final (3) 2.30pm Connacht GAA centre 1st Group C vs. 2nd Group D Sat 29th Q Final (4) 2.30pm Connacht GAA centre 1st Group D vs. 2nd Group C Sun 30th S Final (1) 12.30pm Corofin GAA Winner Q F(1) vs. Winner Q F(3) Sun 30th S Final (2) 12.30pm Belclare, Corofin Winner Q F(2) vs. Winner Q F(4) Sun 30th FINAL 14.45pm Corofin GAA Winner S F(1) vs. Winner S F(2) Shield Competition Sat 29th Q Final (1) 2.30pm Connacht GAA 3rd Group A vs. 4th Group B Sat 29th Q Final (2) 2.30pm Connacht GAA 3rd Group B vs. 4th Group A Sat 29th Q Final (3) 3.15pm Connacht GAA 3rd Group C vs. 4th Group D Sat 29th Q Final (4) 3.15pm Connacht GAA 3rd Group D vs. 4th Group C Sun 30th S Final 11.00am Corofin GAA Winner Q F(1) vs. Winner Q F(3) Sun 30th S Final 11.00am Belclare, Corofin Winner Q F(2) vs. Winner Q F(4) Sun 30th FINAL 13.30pm Corofin GAA Winner S F(1) vs. Winner S F(2).

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