Mon, 12 Jul, 2004 - 01:00
Mark Gallagher
They did that in ruthless fashion on the day that the northern showpiece came to headquarters.
Whatever the old market town of Clones thought of the decision, the Ulster Council was justified in bringing the Ulster final to Croker, with 67,136 people crammed in to see a potential cracker.
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CourtsGaaFootballPlace: ClonesPlace: ArmaghPlace: DonegalPerson: Kieran McGeeneyPerson: KieranPerson: Joe KernanPerson: McGeeneyPerson: Francie BellewPerson: ArmaghPerson: DonegalPerson: Colm McFaddenPerson: Steven McDonnellPerson: Niall McCreadyPerson: McDonnellPerson: Tony McEnteePerson: Oisín McConvillePerson: Diarmuid MarsdenPerson: MarsdenPerson: McFaddenPerson: DevenneyPerson: HegartyPerson: McConvillePerson: Paul DurcanPerson: DurcanPerson: John GildeaPerson: Enda McNultyPerson: GildeaPerson: Adrian SweeneyPerson: Paddy McKeeverOrganisation: ArmaghOrganisation: DonegalOrganisation: Ulster CouncilOrganisation: Tyrone
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