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Cill Chomain will take on Kilmeena, while The Neale face Burrishoole.
Kilmeena:
If Kilmeena win or draw, they will top the group.
If Kilmeena lose, they will finish second.
Cill Chomain:
If Cill Chomain win, they will top the group.
If Cill Chomain draw, they will finish second.
If Cill Chomain lose and Burrishoole draw or lose, they will finish second.
If Cill Chomain lose and Burrishoole win, who finishes second will come down to scoring difference, where Cill Chomain hold a 16-point advantage at present.
Burrishoole:
If Burrishoole win and Cill Chomain lose, who finishes second will come down to scoring difference, where Cill Chomain hold a 16-point advantage at present.
If Burrishoole draw, they will finish third.
If Burrishoole lose, they will finish in the relegation playoff.
The Neale:
If The Neale win, they will finish third.
If the Neale lose or draw, they will finish in the relegation playoff.
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