The four groups in the 2025 TG4 All-Ireland Championship series are taking shape, with senior provincial finals in Connacht and Munster still to be played.
Defending All-Ireland champions Kerry will face Waterford in the Munster final on Sunday, 25th May at Mallow GAA Complex, with throw-in at 2:30 pm.
Galway and Mayo will meet in the Connacht provincial decider the same weekend.
Following their victory in the Leinster final last Sunday, Dublin are placed in Group 4 alongside Leitrim, who are ranked as the third team from Connacht.
The runner-up from the Munster final, whether Kerry or Waterford, will join Dublin and Leitrim in this group.
The Munster winners will move to Group 2.
The winner of the Connacht final will join Donegal and Tipperary in Group 1, while the Connacht runner-up will be placed in Group 2.
Two teams will progress from each of the Senior groups to determine the quarter-finalists.
Home advantage for the quarter-finals will be granted to the teams that finish on top of their respective groups.
A draw will take place following the conclusion of the group stages in the Senior Championship to determine the pairings for the All-Ireland quarter-finals.
Group Placements:
Group 1:
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Galway/Mayo (Connacht winner)
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Donegal
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Tipperary
Group 2:
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Kerry/Waterford (Munster winner)
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Galway/Mayo (Connacht runner-up)
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Cork
Group 3:
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Armagh
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Meath
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Kildare
Group 4:
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Dublin
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Kerry/Waterford (Munster runner-up)
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Leitrim
Dates:
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Round 1 group fixtures: 7th/8th June
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Round 2 games: 14th June
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Round 3 contests: 21st June
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All-Ireland quarter-finals: 5th/6th July
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Semi-finals: 19th July
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All-Ireland Final: Sunday, 3rd August
Confirmed fixtures, dates, venues, and ticket information will be released by LGFA/Croke Park following the conclusion of the Munster and Connacht finals.
Let’s get behind the Waterford team as they aim to make their mark in the 2025 TG4 All-Ireland Championship! 💙 UpTheDéise
