Emergency services in Longford at scene of significant Drumlish fire
17/10/2021
17/10/2021
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Five wins from five games leave Cork on ten points, three ahead of Down and Longford and five ahead of Derry and Offaly.
A win for Cork against Louth or Longford in the final rounds of Allianz League Division 3 would guarantee them promotion.
Indeed, if other results were to go their way, ten points might be enough to secure promotion with Down the favourites to clinch the second spot.
Louth, who have yet to pick up a point, need to win their final two games (v Cork and Down) to have any real chance of avoiding the drop to Division 4.
Remaining Games
Round 6: March 15: Down v Leitrim; Cork v Louth; Derry v Longford; Tipperary v Offaly.
Round 7: March 22: Longford v Cork; Louth v Down; Leitrim v Tipperary; Offaly v Derry.
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Emergency services in Longford at scene of significant Drumlish fire
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