The GAA are set to meet at the weekend to discuss the possibility of pushing the inter county season back a week, that would mean you would have an All-Ireland football final in the first weekend of August rather then the last weekend of July.

According to RTE it’s increasingly likely that the four divisional finals will be retained next year.

But counties are still looking for an extra week to be found between the end of the league and start of the championship, which seems likely to delay the start of the club season.

Also RTE understands that most counties want to retain the pre-season provincial competitions.

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Negatives
– Delays club season in 2 counties by 1 week.

Positives
– Football final gets 2 week build up
– League champions are not punished by having to play championship the week after league finalhttps://t.co/yHOTT4HfzL

— Smaller Fish GAA (@SmallerFishGAA) September 5, 2023

It’s going to be interesting what is decided at the weekend, the split season has worked.