Dublin v Galway

• The long-standing rivalry between Dublin and Galway is set to be rekindled
  

  The two counties will face off in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship semi-final on Saturday, August 27th, in what is sure to be a thrilling encounter.
  Dublin are the reigning champions and will be looking to retain their title, while Galway will be hoping to cause an upset and reach the final.
  The rivalry between the two counties is one of the most intense in Gaelic football, and the atmosphere at Croke Park is sure to be electric.
  Dublin will be slight favorites, but Galway have a good record against them in recent years.
  This is sure to be a close and exciting match, and one that no fan of Gaelic football will want to miss.

• The history of the Dublin v Galway rivalry
  

  The rivalry between Dublin and Galway dates back to the early days of Gaelic football. The two counties first met in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship in 1891, and Dublin won by a score of 1-10 to 0-5.
  The rivalry has continued to grow over the years, and the two counties have met in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final on 10 occasions. Dublin have won six of those finals, while Galway have won four.
  In recent years, the rivalry has been particularly intense. Dublin have won the last three All-Ireland Senior Football Championships, while Galway have won the last two Connacht Senior Football Championships.
  The upcoming semi-final is sure to be another close and exciting match.
  

• The key players to watch
  There are a number of key players to watch in the upcoming Dublin v Galway semi-final.
  For Dublin, the key players include Cian O'Sullivan, Stephen Cluxton, and Dean Rock.
  For Galway, the key players include Shane Walsh, Damien Comer, and Cillian McDaid.
  These players are all capable of match-winning performances and will be looking to lead their teams to victory.

The Dublin v Galway semi-final is sure to be a thrilling encounter. Both teams will be looking to reach the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final, and the atmosphere at Croke Park is sure to be electric.
Who will win? Only time will tell.
But one thing is for sure: it is sure to be a match that will go down in history.