Event: Bank of Ireland championship

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Sligo satisfied as players’ dismissals overturned

SLIGO officials are pleased with the success of their efforts in having footballers Eamonn O’Hara and Padraig Doohan exonerated following their dismissals in the recent Bank of Ireland championship qualifier game against Westmeath on July 15.

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Tipp-top Browne knows the score

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Burning desire for success drives Mayo

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No rest for Páidí as sights turn to Sam

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Tougher route to semis may have Tyrone sharp enough

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Kingdom still have a bit left in tank, says O’Dwyer

O’Mahony gives Roscommon the respect they deserve

SO, who is next for the chop? Two of the provincial football champions fell at the first hurdle last weekend and now it is Galway’s turn to defend their Connacht title tomorrow.

Sat, 17 May, 2003

B of I to continue to provide the bucks

CHRISTMAS Day may be a full week away but the GAA is unlikely to receive a more welcome boost over the festive season than yesterday’s news that Bank of Ireland would be continuing it’s SFC sponsorship for a further four years until 2007.

Wed, 18 Dec, 2002

Kldare boss first to spot Cooper

PÁIDÍ Ó SÉ has former mentor Mick O’Dwyer to thank for first alerting him to the potential of Colm Cooper, the acknowledged young ‘footballer of the year’ and Kerry’s man-of-the-match in Sunday’s comprehensive win over Cork in the first of the Bank of Ireland championship semi-finals.

Tue, 27 Aug, 2002

Kerry will give all to turn tables on Cork

PÁIDÍ Ó Sé was a broken man after seeing his captain being red-carded in Gaeltacht’s county championship game three weeks ago.

Sat, 24 Aug, 2002