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Tyrone hold off Roscommon surge to progress to U21 Football final

Tyrone reached their first All-Ireland U21 Football Championship final since 2003 with a hard-working win over Roscommon, embroidered by the grace of ace finisher Lee Brennan.

Tyrone hold off Roscommon surge to progress to U21 Football final

Sat, 18 Apr, 2015 - 20:42

Tyrone 0-17 Roscommon 0-12

Tyrone reached their first All-Ireland U21 Football Championship final since 2003 with a hard-working win over Roscommon, embroidered by the grace of ace finisher Lee Brennan.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Markievicz Park Person: Lee Brennan Person: Cathal McShane Person: Michael Cassidy Person: Diarmuid Murtagh Person: Mark Kavanagh Person: Cathal Compton Person: Rosocmmon Person: Sean Fox Person: Danny McNulty Person: McShane Person: Murtagh Person: Ronan Daly Person: Compton Person: Brennan Person: Thomas Corcoran Person: McNulty Person: Padraig Hampsey Person: Frank Burns Person: Kieran McGeary Person: Jack Earley Person: Burns Person: S Fox Person: R Mullan Person: P Hampsey Person: M Cassidy Person: C McLaughlin Person: R Brennan Person: K McGeary Person: F Burns Person: C McShane Person: C Meyler Person: M Kavanagh Person: M Walsh Person: L Brennan Person: D McNulty Person: R McGlone Person: S McKenna Person: McGlone Person: M Bradley Person: Kavanagh Person: P McKenna Person: Walsh Person: D Kavanagh Person: S Mannion Person: S Mullooly Person: D Barron Person: E McGrath Person: C Kenny Person: R Daly Person: C Compton Person: T O’Rourke Person: S Killoran Person: U Harney Person: K Kilcline Person: E Smith Person: N Kelly Person: Mannion Person: T Corcoran Person: O’Rourke Person: J Earley Person: Kilcline Person: N Gately Person: Kenny Person: K Finn Person: D Person: Neary Person: P O’Sullivan Person: Kerry Event: U21 Football Final Event: All-Ireland U21 Football Championship final Event: All-Ireland Event: U21 Football Championship final Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Roscommon Organisation: Ulster Organisation: Red Hands Organisation: Connacht

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