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Published 11:13 1 Feb 2022 GMT
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The Kingdom didn't set the place alight themselves against Kildare however, so this is a very interesting duel between two giants who are looking to get their season up and running.
Armagh are the only team on Division 1 to actually win a game so far, but now they come up against All-Ireland champions Tyrone, in what will no doubt be a sell out game.
The small ball is getting in on the action as well, with plenty of club games to enjoy, but a Division 1 tussle between Limerick and Wexford is what really catches this eye this Sunday.

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