The schedule also shows four matches to be held before the 'official' start to the league with the defending All-Ireland and National League champions Cork face Kerry - the reigning Munster Champions and the only team to beat the Rebels last year. Other matches to look forward to include chance for Dublin to avenge their semi-final defeat to Cork on 19 February and Cork v Down in a rematch of the All-Ireland Final on 12 March.
As a side note, the document released by the GAA shows a lack of pride. It is poorly formatted, difficult to understand, and is not to the standard of a world-class organisation. We'd all like to see a bit more effort from Headquarters.
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