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'There is a growing anti-GAA feeling among the public, I believe. There's people saying to me Terry, are you crazy?'

Leitrim boss Terry Hyland feels it is 'crazy' that the last two rounds of the National Football League are being played. His side travel to Newry to take on Down this afternoon. Picture by Margaret McLaughlin
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Allianz National Football League Division Three: Down v Leitrim (today, 4pm, Pairc Esler, live on GAAGO) DOWN named their team for today’s crucial Division Three date clash in Newry at aroun[...]

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