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With the top GAA players in Ireland wearing Murphy’s Gaelic Gloves we asked them to give us an insight on why they wear our gloves. Have a read on what they had to say and what colour is their favourite!
Dean Rock “I wear Murphy’s Gloves as they’re the perfect fit for me. As well as being durable they are also extremely comfortable. My favourite pair is either the red or green pair as they are my club colours.”
Aidan O’Shea “I wear Murphy’s Gloves as they provide the best grip in wet conditions. Their durable and I love the different colours you can choose from, blackouts being my favourite.”
Mattie Donnelly “I wear Murphy’s Gloves because of the quality and consistency of the product, and they fact they are an ethnical local business who have been loyal in their support to the local community from day one. The blackouts are my favourite glove.”
Aishling Moloney “I wear Murphy’s Gloves for the comfort and quality. They are perfect fitting and are long lasting. My favourite colour in Murphy’s Gloves would have to be the blue and white two tone.”
Armagh v Donegal, Athletic Grounds, 7.30pm, Eir Sport
Tyrone v Monaghan, Healy Park, 7.30pm, GAAGO
This is another division where all four teams can reach a semi-final, and all four teams can end up in a relegation contest.
The quality of football in this group has been superb, with all four teams looking to open up and develop their attacking styles in the contests so far. Donegal suffered a heavy blow with the loss of Michael Murphy to injury last time out and they won’t have it easy in Armagh, who made a slow start and missed a penalty against Tyrone, and could arguably be top of the group otherwise.
There will be mixed feelings in Monaghan after last weekend. There’s nothing shabby about going to Ballybofey and coming away with a win, but after being so far in front and scoring four goals, a draw will feel like scant reward. Tyrone appear to have found another dangerous attacking weapon in Paul Donaghy, and they look like a side who’s capable of challenging for every honour on offer this year.
