Will O'Callaghan
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Highest-placed remaining teams would then fill up the table for the other quarter-final spots.
Teams finishing 7th to 10th would enter relegation semi-finals slash play-offs.
I think there's a possibility in that, Tommy, but the caveat I would always have on this idea and whether it's breaking off into groups after the league, whether it's getting rid of the league and creating groups and then creates a championship afterwards, whatever that might be, as long as particularly the Munster championship is as good as it is right now, nobody will enter that discussion to look at that format.
I think that format becomes a discussion if we've another few years of Munster that maybe one side of games are not exciting or not sold out.
And I think actually crucially, it'll only be the point when these games aren't selling out, when you're not getting a combined 70,000 people at the last two games of the Munster Championship.
When that's happening, that golden goose is never going to be let go by...
Munster Council or indeed by the GAA like we would be silly to be going here we should definitely be funding a Christie ring team going across the play against New York next year and realising at the same time that these bumper crowds that happen in the Munster Championship aren't a key part of the you know revenue driver for both Munster Council and for the GAA more generally so until that happens I think we're in a fairly moot chat about changing around championship structures but thank you for sending in and thank you everyone who sent me nice comments because we kind of did brush over last week I was like good news on a health check last week and thank you to everyone particularly on the YouTube
who sent their best wishes.
So, looking forward to a busy week coming.
Provincial finals, John McDonagh Cup final should be a cracker of a weekend across Saturday and Sunday.
As I mentioned, I'll just get those official fixture times because I have them written down here on my sheet.
3.45 is Carlo versus Leash.
That is on RT.
and also dublin against galway 6 p.m len sterling final they're both saturday both on the telly and rt and then on sunday or teach on all the provincial finals they've got the monster final on sunday which is cork versus limerick at porky queave two o'clock throw in so watch that watch the fallout afterwards come join the lads around five o'clock on sunday we'll do it live on youtube where you can join us for the pod next week james kell thank you sir good luck to go with this week even though we've both tipped against them
Pray to Saint Sebastian.
God bless.
Indeed.
And Murph, welcome aboard the Dublin hype train where you and I are now firmly attached to this stage.
We bought our tickets, first class.
We're sitting there ready to go and maybe Galway will derail us, but we'll see what happens.