Armagh and Sligo in first ever meeting

A FIRST-EVER championship meeting between Ulster champions Armagh and Sligo was the feature of the quarter-final draw for the Bank of Ireland SFC which was made in Dublin last night.

Armagh and Sligo in first ever meeting
Mon, 29 Jul, 2002 - 01:00
Jim O’Sullivan

In contrast, the pairings for the other three games will be repeats of All-Ireland finals. All four games will be played next weekend.

Reigning All-Ireland champions Galway and Kerry will be meeting for the third time in three seasons, having drawn in the 2000 final before Kerry triumphed in the replay.

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