17/09/2021
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VOTE: Waterford's All Time Greats quarter-final: John Treacy v John Mullane
John Mullane
John Treacy
The quarter-final matches in the Waterford All Time Greats series have been finalised following a week of frantic voting in the round of 16.
A shortlist of 16 has now become eight with some fantastic ties between historical and sporting greats set to take centre stage over the next week.
The third match-up is Olympic medallist and Sport Ireland Chief Executive John Treacy against Waterford hurling juggernaut and RTE commentator John Mullane.
Mullane saw off playwright Teresa Deevy at the last 16 stage while Treacy outran acting royalty in the shape of Anna Manahan to advance.
You can vote in the other quarter-final matches here.
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