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Ireland to host Rules test outside Dublin

THE first International Rules test this autumn will be played at one of the main provincial venues, according to GAA President Sean Kelly.

Thu, 20 May, 2004 - 01:00

Mark Gallagher

The GAA boss also announced yesterday that the series is to be extended for 10 years.

"The popularity of this competition goes from strength to strength.

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