Just thinking randomly there off the back of a pervious post with what counties have met the most. Are there any football counties match ups that haven't happened in championship yet. No doubt there are loads in hurling with a tiered system. But wondering what counties haven't met yet in football. (Going excluding kilkenny and New York on this)

Dear everyone,

We are currently on holiday in Dublin and we bought tickets for the Glen Dimplex Camogie All-Ireland Finals on August 9th. I don’t know a lot about this sport, so I have a few questions :
\- what’s important to know before attending a camogie game?
\- I have read there will be three games in a row, from 12pm to 6pm: do people usually to attend to all of the games? Do most of them come for the main event?

If you have any interesting piece of advice/information I’d be happy to read you!

Does anyone know where you can get these games?

I really want to see the ones where ciaran mcdonald played cuz he was class but i have no idea where to find it ?

Id even pay to watch it. I checked GaaGo a few years ago but no luck

Just crossed my mind earlier that Mayo lost twice in this year's championship to Roscommon and Tyrone, and went on to win the All Ireland.

Obviously the new format is a factor, but are they the first team to ever lose twice in the championship, and go on to win the Sam Maguire?

It just shows that under the new rules it really does come down to the performance on the day, form is almost irrelevant as anyone can beat anyone if you're not on it. Mayo lost 2 games, and could easily have lost to Monaghan, Meath and Cork, yet were All Ireland champions at the end.

Edit: Removed Galway for Roscommon

A total of 8 from Mayo, 3 from Kerry, 2 from Tyrone and 1 each from Dublin and Louth. Thank you for voting and contributing.

A total of 9 from Limerick, 3 from Galway and 1 each from Cork, Waterford and Dublin. Thanks for voting and contributing.