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List of live GAA matches on Clubber, Sky Sports, GAAGO & RTE

JoeNa Connacht — Thu, 19 Sep 2024 09:22:16 +0000

We have the list of live GAA matches that will be broadcast live on Online, GAAGO, Clubber, Sky Sports & RTE, here are the fixtures Hurling and Gaelic Football league and championships.

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Here is a list of the **GAA Senior Football Club Championship Fixtures** from September 12th to 16th, sorted by start time:

**Thursday, 19th September:**
– 19:45: St James v Killannin, Bon Secours Hospital Senior Football Championship, Corofin (Galway) – Prelim ¼ Final
– 19:45: Tuam Stars v Mountbellew/Moylough, Bon Secours Hospital Senior Football Championship, Duggan Park (Galway) – Prelim ¼ Final

**Friday, 20th September:**
– 20:00: Ballyhaise v Gowna, Kiernans Service Station Senior Championship, Kingspan Breffni (Cavan) – ¼ Final
– 20:00: Donaghmore/Ashbourne v Seneschalstown GFC, Fairyhouse Steel Senior Football Championship, Duleek (Meath) – Playoff ¼ Finals
– 20:30: Coill an Chlochair Naomh Mhuire v An Charraig Mhor Naomh Colmcille, SFC, Pomeroy (Tyrone) – ¼ Final

**Saturday, 21st September:**
– 14:00: An Clochán Liath v Gleann tSúilí, Michael Murphy Sports & Leisure Senior Football Championship, Cloich Cheann Fhaola (Donegal) – ¼ Final
– 14:30: Parnells v Fulham Irish, Capital Concrete Senior Football Championship, Greenford (London) – Round 3
– 14:30: St. Kiernan’s v Round Towers, Capital Concrete Senior Football Championship, McGovern Park (London) – Round 3
– 15:00: Simonstown v Bhulf Tón Clg, Fairyhouse Steel Senior Football Championship, Pairc Tailteann (Meath) – Playoff ¼ Finals
– 15:00: Naomh Anna, Leitir Moir v Dunmore MacHales, Bon Secours Hospital Senior Football Championship, Tuam Stadium (Galway) – Prelim ¼ Final
– 15:00: Oran (Football) v Michael Glaveys, Hodson Bay Hotel Group Senior Football Championship, O’Rourke Park, Castlerea (Roscommon) – ¼ Final
– 15:30: Loughmacrory St. Teresa’s v Dungannon Thomas Clarke GAA, SFC, Pomeroy (Tyrone) – ¼ Final
– 16:00: Spa v Na Gaeil, Garvey’s SuperValu Kerry Senior Football County Championship, Milltown (Kerry) – Losers Rd
– 16:00: Enniskillen Gaels v Kinawley Brian Borus, Mannok Senior Football Championship Group A, St Patrick’s Park, Tempo (Fermanagh) – Round 3
– 16:00: Belnaleck Art McMurroughs v Teemore Shamrocks, Mannok Senior Football Championship Group A, Louis Leonard Memorial Park, Donagh (Fermanagh) – Round 3
– 16:00: Derrygonnelly Harps v Erne Gaels Belleek, Mannok Senior Football Championship Group B, St Molaise’s Park, Irvinestown (Fermanagh) – Round 3
– 16:00: Ederney St Joseph’s v Devenish St. Mary’s, Mannok Senior Football Championship Group B, O’Connell Park, Derrylin (Fermanagh) – Round 3
– 16:30: Moyle Rovers v Arravale Rovers, Senior Football Championship, New Inn (Tipperary) – ¼ Final
– 16:30: Kilsheelan Kilcash v Cahir, Senior Football Championship, Ardfinnan (Tipperary) – ¼ Final
– 16:45: Milltown v Oughterard, Bon Secours Hospital Senior Football Championship, Tuam Stadium (Galway) – Prelim ¼ Final
– 17:00: Cavan Gaels v Mullahoran, Kiernans Service Station Senior Championship, Kingspan Breffni (Cavan) – ¼ Final
– 17:00: Rathmore v West Kerry, Garvey’s SuperValu Kerry Senior Football County Championship, Austin Stack Park (Kerry) – Losers Rd
– 17:00: Dunshaughlin GAA v Ratoath, Fairyhouse Steel Senior Football Championship, Pairc Tailteann (Meath) – Playoff ¼ Finals
– 17:30: Clan na Gael v Killeavy, Senior Football Championship, BOX IT Athletic Grounds (Armagh) – ¼ Final
– 17:30: Clogherinkoe v Johnstownbridge, 2024 Joe Mallon Motors Senior Football Championship, Manguard Park Pitch 1 (Kildare) – Prelim ¼ Final
– 18:00: Annaduff v Dromahair, 2024 Leitrim Connacht Gold Senior Football Championship, Leitrim – Semi Final
– 18:00: Glencar Manor v Gortletteragh, 2024 Leitrim Connacht Gold Senior Football Championship, Ballinaglera – Semi Final
– 18:00: Newtown Blues v Roche Emmets, Anchor Tours SFC, PPFS Darver (Louth) – ¼ Finals
– 18:00: Clann na nGael v St. Faithleach’s, Hodson Bay Hotel Group Senior Football Championship, Kiltoom (Roscommon) – ¼ Final
– 19:00: St Kieran’s v St Brendan’s, Garvey’s SuperValu Kerry Senior Football County Championship, Austin Stack Park (Kerry) – Winners Rd
– 19:15: Palatine G.A.A. Club v Eire Og, Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai SFC, Netwatch Cullen Park (Carlow) – Semi Final
– 19:30: Armagh Harps v Clann Eireann, Senior Football Championship, BOX IT Athletic Grounds (Armagh) – ¼ Final
– 19:30: Naomh Conaill v St Eunan’s, Michael Murphy Sports & Leisure Senior Football Championship, Mac Cumhaill Park (Donegal) – ¼ Final

**Sunday, 22nd September:**
– 13:00: Shannon Rangers v Templenoe, Garvey’s SuperValu Kerry Senior Football County Championship, Fitzgerald Stadium (Kerry) – Winners Rd
– 13:00: Feale Rangers v Kenmare Shamrocks, Garvey’s SuperValu Kerry Senior Football County Championship, Fitzgerald Stadium (Kerry) – Losers Rd
– 13:30: South Kerry v Dingle, Garvey’s SuperValu Kerry Senior Football County Championship, Killorglin (Kerry) – Losers Rd
– 13:30: St Michael’s v CLG Chill Chartha, Michael Murphy Sports & Leisure Senior Football Championship, Davy Brennan Memorial Park (Donegal) – ¼ Final
– 14:00: East Kerry v Milltown/Castlemaine, Garvey’s SuperValu Kerry Senior Football County Championship, Austin Stack Park (Kerry) – Winners Rd
– 14:00: Skryne v St. Colmcille’s, Fairyhouse Steel Senior Football Championship, Pairc Tailteann (Meath) – Playoff ¼ Finals
– 14:15: St Brigids v Pádraig Pearses, Hodson Bay Hotel Group Senior Football Championship, Dr Hyde Park (Roscommon) – ¼ Final
– 14:30: Slaughtneil v Dungiven, O’Neills SFC Group A, Slaughtneil (Derry) – Round 5
– 14:30: Swatragh v Bellaghy, O’Neills SFC Group A, Swatragh (Derry) – Round 5
– 14:30: Glen v Kilrea, O’Neills SFC Group A, Glen (Derry) – Round 5
– 14:30: The Loup v O’Donovan Rossa GAC, O’Neills SFC Group B, Loup (Derry) – Round 5
– 14:30: Lavey v Steelstown Brian Ogs, O’Neills SFC Group B, Lavey (Derry) – Round 5
– 14:30: Ballinascreen v Sean O’Leary GAC Newbridge, O’Neills SFC Group B, Ballinascreen (Derry) – Round 5
– 15:00: Crosserlough v Ballinagh, Kiernans Service Station Senior Championship, Kingspan Breffni (Cavan) – ¼ Final
– 15:00: Trí Leac C. Naoimh Mhic Artáin v Ardboe O’Donovan Rossa, SFC, Carrickmore (Tyrone) – ¼ Final
– 15:30: Loughmore Castleiney v JK Brackens, Senior Football Championship, Templetuohy (Tipperary) – ¼ Final
– 15:30: Ballina v Clonmel Commercials, Senior Football Championship, The Ragg (Tipperary) – ¼ Final
– 15:45: OldLeighlin v Rathvilly/Rathbhile, Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai SFC, Netwatch Cullen Park (Carlow) – Semi Final
– 16:00: Madden v Mullaghbawn, Senior Football Championship, BOX IT Athletic Grounds (Armagh) – ¼ Final
– 16:00: Gaoth Dobhair v Four Masters, Michael Murphy Sports & Leisure Senior Football Championship, Mac Cumhaill Park (Donegal) – ¼ Final
– 16:00: Eadestown v Clane, 2024 Joe Mallon Motors Senior Football Championship, Manguard Park Pitch 1 (Kildare) – Prelim ¼ Final
– 16:00: St Peter’s, Dunboyne v Summerhill, Fairyhouse Steel Senior Football Championship, Pairc Tailteann (Meath) – Playoff ¼ Finals
– 16:00: Mid Kerry v Dr Crokes, Garvey’s SuperValu Kerry Senior Football County Championship, Austin Stack Park (Kerry) – Winners Rd
– 16:45: Ramor United v Castlerahan, Kiernans Service Station Senior Championship, Kingspan Breffni (Cavan) – ¼ Final
– 17:00: Roscommon Gaels v Boyle, Hodson Bay Hotel Group Senior Football Championship, Strokestown (Roscommon) – ¼ Final
– 17:15: Castlepollard v Raharney, Slevins Coaches Senior A Hurling, Kinnegad (Westmeath) – Round 5
– 17:15: Lough Lene Gaels v Clonkill, Slevins Coaches Senior A Hurling, TEG Cusack Park (Westmeath) – Round 5
– 17:15: St Oliver Plunkett’s v Castletown Geoghegan, Slevins Coaches Senior A Hurling, Breedon Kevin Molloy Park (Westmeath) – Round 5
– 18:00: St Patrick’s v Crossmaglen, Senior Football Championship, BOX IT Athletic Grounds (Armagh) – ¼ Final
– 19:00: Errigal Ciaran v Clonoe O’Rahilly’s CLG, SFC, Dungannon (Tyrone) – ¼ Final

**Monday, 23rd September:**
– 20:00: Dreadnots v St.Mochtas, Anchor Tours SFC, Haggardstown (Louth) – ¼ Finals

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GAA Fixtures – Club GAA

JoeNa Connacht — Wed, 18 Sep 2024 23:21:03 +0000

GAA Fixtures 2024 – We have the start times for Dublin, Cork, Galway etc in the Connacht, Leinster, Munster, and Ulster Gaelic Football & Hurling

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**Monday, 23rd September:**
– 20:00: Dreadnots v St.Mochtas, Anchor Tours SFC, Haggardstown (Louth) – ¼ Finals

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Kyprios completes the perfect season by winning Irish St Leger

Breandán Ó hUallacháin — Sun, 15 Sep 2024 16:31:10 +0000

Kyprios won the Group 1 Comer Group Irish St Leger at The Curragh on Sunday afternoon.

The win completes a perfect season for the son of Gailleo who has achieved wins in his five races in 2024.

Trained at Ballydoyle by Aidan O’Brien and owned by a partnership of Moyglare Stud and Coolmore Stud, the six-year-old was regaining the title he won two years ago.

Favourite upstaged in Moyglare Stakes

Race favourite Bedtime Story (4/5 favourite) was upstaged by her stable companion Lake Victoria (11/2) in the Group 1 Moyglare Stud Stakes.

The seven-furlong race for fillies saw Lake Victoria and Wayne Lordan come late and wide down the home straight to claim victory, winning eventually by a length and a quarter at the line.

The Ollie Sangster-trained British challenger Simmering (17/2) finished second, with Exactly (20/1) a short-head further back. There was another head back to Red Letter with Bedtime Story being run our of it, finishing last of the five runners.

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Scorthy Champ and Bradsell claim Group 1s at The Curragh

Breandán Ó hUallacháin — Sun, 15 Sep 2024 16:00:47 +0000

Scorthy Champ caused an upset in the Group 1 Goffs Vincent O’Brien National Stakes at The Curragh on Sunday afternoon.

The Joseph O’Brien-trained 12/1 chance claimed the scalp of the 4/5 favourite Henri Matisse, trained by the winning handler’s father, Aidan.

Scorthy Champ, ridden by Donegal jockey Dylan Browne McMonagle, had three-quarters of a length in hand on runner-up Henri Matisse, under Ryan Moore, with British raider Seagulls Eleven (7/1) the same distance further back with Oisín Murphy in third.

First winner in Ireland for Hollie Doyle

Bradsell gave jockey Hollie Doyle her first winner in Ireland this afternoon in the Group 1 Bar One Racing Flying Five Stakes.

Trained by Archie Watson in England, the four-year-old son of Tasleet led home a British-trained clean sweep with the visitors claiming the first six places.

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Economics and Tom Marquand win Royal Bahrain Irish Champion Stakes

Breandán Ó hUallacháin — Sat, 14 Sep 2024 16:41:57 +0000

Jockey Tom Marquand completed a quick Group 1 double on day one of the 2024 Irish Champions Festival when guiding Economics (7/4 favourite) to victory in the Royal Bahrain Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown.

Marquand had earlier won the Group 1 Coolmore America ‘Justify’ Matron Stakes aboard Porta Fortuna for Donnacha O’Brien, but this time he teamed up with British-based trainer William Haggis to claim the €1.25 million race.

The son of Night of Thunder held off last winner’s Auguste Rodin and Ryan Moore as the Aidan O’Brien-trained winner failed by a neck at the line to win a seventh Group 1 race.

The Japanese runner, Shin Emperor, was third a further three-quarters of a length behind the runner-up.

Economics becomes the first British-trained winner of the Group 1 Royal Bahrain Irish Champion Stakes since Oisín Murphy guided Roaring Lion to victory for John Gosden in 2018.

Interestingly, this afternoon was Economics’ Group 1 debut and he becomes the first horse since Pentire in 1995 to break their Group 1 maiden in the Irish Champion Stakes.

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Porta Fortuna wins Coolmore America ‘Justify’ Matron Stakes at Leopardstown

Breandán Ó hUallacháin — Sat, 14 Sep 2024 14:55:32 +0000

Porta Fortuna and Tom Marquand won the Group 1 Coolmore America ‘Justify’ Matron Stakes over a mile at Leopardstown this afternoon.

One of the two Group 1 contests on day one of the 2024 Irish Champions Festival, it was a fourth success at the highest level for the daughter of Caravaggio.

Trained by Donnacha O’Brien, the three-year-old had finished runner-up in the QIPCO 1000 Guineas at Newmarket in May before claiming Group 1 wins in the Coronation Stakes at Royal Ascot and the Falmouth Stakes at Newmarket.

She becomes only the third favourite to win the race in the last 11 years, the previous two were Legatissimo in 2015 and Tahiyra last year.

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Georgia Tech 24 Florida State 21 in thrilling 2024 Aer Lingus Classic

Breandán Ó hUallacháin — Sat, 24 Aug 2024 19:15:52 +0000

A late field goal from Georgia Tech’s Brian Birr decided this tight but entertaining game between Georgia Tech and Florida State at a sold-out Aviva Stadium in Dublin on Saturday evening, giving former a 24-21 victory.

With 25,000 fans reportedly travelling from the USA, Dublin was awash with the gold and white of Georgia Tech and the garnet and gold of Florida State.

Background

The Florida State University Seminoles, who won 10 games in 2022 and 13 games in 2023, are the only team in the ACC and one of just 12 nationally to reach double-digit wins in 2022 and 2023. Prior to kick-off today, Florida State has won 12 consecutive conference games, the 3rd-longest active conference win streak in the nation.

Georgia Tech returned 16 starters from last year’s team, which went 7-6 overall, 5-3 in ACC play (good for a tie for fourth place in the 14-team conference standings), earned its first bowl berth since 2018 and its first bowl victory since 2016 with a season-ending 30-17 triumph over UCF in the Gasparilla Bowl.

The last meeting of the sides, at Tallahassee, Florida, on November 5^th 2022 saw the Mike Norvell-coached side come out on top, on a score line of 41-16. Florida State who lead Georgia Tech 2-0 in games played at neutral sites

Early lead for Florida State

A 28 yard rushing touchdown from Lawrance Toafili at the end of his side’s first drive of the game, put Florida State, the number 10 ranked US college team, into the lead. A two-point conversion attempt was successful when Brian Courtney successfully crossed to give his side an 8-0 advantage.

The designated home team, Georgia Tech, immediately responded with a 79 yard 6-play drive which saw quarterback Zach Pyron rush over from one yard out, before Aidan Birr had little difficulty in adding the conversion to leave just a point between the sides with 7:26 remaining in the first quarter.

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Shanahan sees early action

Kerry’s David Shanahan came on to punt with just over a minute remaining in the opening quarter. The Georgia Tech kickers punt went 44 yards, to the Florida State 25, where it went out of bounds. A second punt later from the Irishman – in the third quarter – travelled further, this time 49 yards to the Florida State 33 yard line.

Exactly as they had done at the start of the game, Florida State began the second quarter sprightly. A scoring dive of 8 plays, covering 41 yards and taking 5:11 minutes gave Ryan Fitzgerald the opportunity to kick for points. He duly obliged, increasing the Seminoles’ advantage to 11-8 with 11:06 to play to half-time.

Georgia Tech take the lead

The Brent Key-coached Georgia Tech finally took the lead in the game with over three minutes to play to the half-time interval. Wide receiver Jamal Haynes was push over by his team for a rushing touchdown at the end of a 7:53 drive, which covered 75 yards and involved 14 plays. An Aidan Birr kick dissected the posts to put the Bobby Dodd Stadium-based side into a 14-11 lead with 3:13 still on the second-quarter clock.

Just when Georgia Tech looked as those they would head to the half-time locker room with the lead on the scoreboard, Ryan Fitzgerald kicked an incredible 59 yard field goal as they clock was running out, to level the scores. The Fitzgerald kick, his second successful attempt matching his haul in the last clash between the sides, was a fitting end to a 9-play 34 yard drive.

Half-time score: Georgia Tech 14 Florida State 14

The first and only score of the third quarter came early in the period saw an Aidan Birr field goal attempt for Georgia Tech from 51 yards drift right and wide of the posts, leaving the score at 14-14 heading into the deciding 15 minutes of the opening game of the 2024 college football season.

Final Quarter

Georgia Tech, who had ended the previous quarter camped on the Florida State line, ran in for a touchdown through Jamal Haynes on the resumption of play. His two yard run in touchdown was converted by Aidan Birr, to seven points [21-14] between the Yellow Jackets and the Seminoles.

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A one-yard rushing touchdown scored by Roydell Williams was the the final of 15 plays in an 8:18 drive by Florida State. Ryan Fitzgerald stepped up again to deliver a successful conversion, tying the sides with 6:33 minutes remaining in the game.

In the dying second of a tight game, Aidan Birr kicked a 44 yard field goal for Georgia Tech go give them a tight 24-21 win in a game which had a great atmosphere throughout.

Final score: Georgia Tech 24 Florida State 21

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Cashel Palace Hotel Stakes Preview

Breandán Ó hUallacháin — Thu, 15 Aug 2024 10:33:43 +0000

Thursday’s main event at the Dublin Horse Show at The RDS is the Cashel Palace Hotel Stakes in the Main Arena this afternoon.

According to equiratings, Tipperary rider Denis Lynch has jumped five clears from six round in this class since 2012 and has most podium finishes with three during this time.

Sligo’s Richard Howley won the Cashel Palace Hotel Stakes last year with Equine America Consulet de Prelet Z. His winning margin was 2.33 seconds.

Other Irish riders to have tasted success in this class since 2012 include in 2018 Shane Sweetnam with Indra van de Oude Heihoef; 2017 Bertram Allen with Izzy by Picobello; 2015 Paul O’Shea and Skara Glen’s Machu Picchu and 2012 Alexander Butler aboard Will Wimble.

Equiratings rate the following as the top-three contenders for today’s Cashel Palace Hotel Stakes: Kevin Staut [FRA] with Beau de Laubry Z, Conor Swail [IRL] and Count Me In and Ben Maher [GBR] and Point Break

The French combination arrive in Dublin following a five-star Grand Prix success at Dinard, which earned a prize of €125,000. Their career best performance together was their last outing in July.

Conor Swail and Count Me In were the home heroes in the Nations Cup of Ireland two years ago. At 17 years of age, Count Me In is the joint-oldest horse in the field today. His last three rounds at today’s height of 160cm were all clear.

Briton Ben Maher and his original Olympic horse Point Break, have the second highest expected round one clear chance (56%), according to equiratings, behind Conor Swail and Count Me In (57%). The British combination have already jumped 10 five-star 160 clears from just 18 career attempts.

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Darragh Kenny and Chic Chic win Sport Ireland Classic at Dublin Horse Show

Breandán Ó hUallacháin — Wed, 14 Aug 2024 16:45:10 +0000

The 2024 Dublin Horse Show got underway at the RDS on Wednesday, with two Irish successes in the Main Arena.

The main International class on day one, the Sport Ireland Classic, saw a field of 50 combinations take to the Main Arena.

This class brought further success for the home combinations, with Offaly’s Darragh Kenny and Chic Chic leading the victory lap after a clear round in 69.17 seconds.

Mikey Pender and HHS Los Angeles, who really went for Kenny’s time, were slightly slower – coming home clear in 70.20 seconds for the runner-up position.

American McLain Ward, last of the 50 combinations to go, took third on the podium, after a 70.96 clear round with First Lady.

Cian O’Connor and Fermoy, who had lead the class for a while, eventually finished in fourth place – 71.83 seconds.

There will be 15 international classes throughout the five days, including the Underwriting Exchange Nations Cup of Ireland for the award of the Aga Khan Trophy.

The highly anticipated Defender Puissance will be the main attraction in the Main Arena on Saturday evening, while the Rolex Grand Prix of Ireland, part of the Rolex Series, will the the final international event in the Main Arena on Sunday, 18 August, 2024, the final day of the 2024 Dublin Horse Show.

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Wins for Francis Derwin and Emilie Conter at Dublin Horse Show

Breandán Ó hUallacháin — Wed, 14 Aug 2024 15:00:51 +0000

The opening Speed Stakes on day one of the Dublin Horse Show at the RDS saw an Irish 1-2-3 with Francis Derwin taking the win aboard Parvati AEG. The combination were clear in 52.51 seconds to claim the winner’s prize.

The runner-up spot went to Niamh McEvoy and Templepatrick Welcome Limmerick – stopping the timers in 53.46 seconds.

Derry’s Daniel Coyle and Lena VDL were also clear in a slightly slower time of 54.53 seconds – good enough for third place.

The Minerva Stakes by LHK Insurance was the second International class in the Main Arena on Wednesday. This class went the way of Belgium through Emilie Conter and Ocean Quality. Their clear round in 56.42 was unbeatable.

Julien Gonin of France, riding Estrella De La Batia, claimed the second spot, with a clear round in 57.91 seconds.

Best of the Irish combinations in this class was Olympian Cian O’Connor, who took the third position with Fox Chapel – they went clear in 58.15 seconds.

There will be 15 international classes throughout the five days, including Friday’s Underwriting Exchange Nations Cup of Ireland for the award of the Aga Khan Trophy.

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