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2021 CHAMPIONSHIP REFEREES - FOOTBALL

Barry Cassidy (Derry)

Club: Bellaghy

Championship Matches 2020: 2

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Cavan v Donegal (20.11.2020)

Conor Lane (Cork)

Club: Banteer/Lyre

Championship Matches 2020: 2

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Kildare v Meath (15.11.2020)

Derek O’Mahoney (Tipperary)

Club: Ardfinnan

Championship Matches 2020: 2

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Dublin v Meath (21.11.2020)

Joe McQuillan (Cavan)

Club: Kill Shamrocks

Championship Matches 2020: 1

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Donegal v Tyrone (1.11.2020)

Niall Cullen (Fermanagh)

Club: Erne Gaels

Championship Matches 2020: 0

League Matches 2021: 3

Last Championship Match: Clare v Leitrim (22.6.2019)

Brendan Cawley (Kildare)

Club: Sarsfields

Championship Matches 2020: 1

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Limerick v Waterford (31.10.2020)

David Coldrick (Meath)

Club: Blackhall Gaels

Championship Matches 2020: 4

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Dublin v Mayo (19.12.2020)

Fergal Kelly (Longford)

Club: Ballymahon

Championship Matches 2020: 1

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Carlow v Offaly (1.11.2020)

Martin McNally (Monaghan)

Club: Corduff

Championship Matches 2020: 2

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Cavan v Down (15.11.2020)

Referee, Paul Faloon.

Paul Faloon (Down)

Club: Drumgath

Championship Matches 2020: 2

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Antrim v Cavan (7.11.2020)

CiarĂĄn Branagan (Down)

Club: Clonduff

Championship Matches 2020: 4

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Cavan v Dublin (5.12.2020)

David Gough (Meath)

Club: Slane

Championship Matches 2020: 2

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Mayo v Tipperary (6.12.2020)

Jerome Henry (Mayo)

Club: Castlebar Mitchels

Championship Matches 2020: 0

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Derry v Laois (22.6.2019)

Maurice Deegan (Laois)

Club: Stradbally

Championship Matches 2020: 3

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Cork v Tipperary (22.11.2020)

Sean Hurson (Tyrone)

Club: Galbally Pearses

Championship Matches 2020: 3

League Matches 2021: 2

Last Championship Match: Galway v Mayo (15.11.2020)

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Fair play to Austin Stacks. Makes a bit of a mockery of the stadium restrictions.

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Sligo are bad.

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Aido turning it on, a second goal for him.

2-11 to 0-03, this is getting gruesome for Sligo.

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Aidan O’Shea continuing his blood vendetta against Sligo

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He scored a hat-trick against them in the 2015 Connaught final didn’t he?

Sligo must be the worst team in the country right now. A far cry from their fine teams of the 00’s and early 10’s.

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Haven’t seen Sligo play in ages so tuned in to see them today and was shocked how poor they were in the first half. Honestly looked like a Trench Cup side.

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He did, that year was peak AOS at full forward. He made ribbons of Donegal in the AIQF after that. It was a limited strategy against Dublin though, the persistent lobbing of ball into the square took away from the running game that Mayo could play and which could put Dublin under pressure.

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They’re a young side playing in Division 4. Give them a break.

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I’m not as confident of winning Connacht as I was this morning.
Mayo will give us bags of it the next day.

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I’m surprised Star is still doing Sky given his involvement with Armagh.

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Jim McGuiness reads the Friday fashion thread @TheUlteriorMotive

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What’s he done pal?

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Grey sports jacket, pink slim fit jumper, skinny jeans and white tackies

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To be honest they didn’t field last year & it must have been very hard to motivate themselves for a short season this year .

There will be savage hidings this year

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Clare have been architects of their own downfall in that half. They have gifted Kerry at least 1-4

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Tubridy a class act :clap:

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Barry O’Hagan on fire for Down.

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Barry O’Hagan taking on Donegal by himself here.

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Ryan McHugh - what a player.