Pat Spillane: I see four counties leading the race for Sam - but is it hard to pick the favourites
Briefly

The article reflects mixed feelings towards the current state of GAA, particularly in the Connacht championship, where high competition and excitement seem to have diminished. While the championship hasn't met past expectations, the recent final between Galway and Mayo emerged as a thrilling highlight, reminding fans of the excitement that can still be found in the matches. The author's emotions range from happiness over this game to frustration with the overall quality of recent conflicts in the championship, underlining a precarious balance of hope and disappointment within GAA.
The Connacht championship has struggled in recent years, leading to uncertainty about the true strength of the Tribesmen despite their serious appearances.
The latest GAA action has evoked a mixed emotional response from me, fluctuating between happiness, boredom, and anger throughout the games.
This year's Connacht final between Galway and Mayo showcased some of the best championship football we’ve encountered, illustrating the potential still present in the competition.
Despite the overall disappointment in recent games, the thrilling encounter of Galway and Mayo reignited hope and excitement in the Connacht championship.
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