Mon, 19 Apr, 2004 - 01:00
Mark Gallagher
This absorbing football match had the 10,000 or so in Omagh glued to their seats.
You simply could not take your eyes off this one. Tyrone's flying start in the opening five minutes aside, this game was perpetually in the balance.
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CourtsGaaPlace: Healy ParkPlace: OmaghPlace: Pearse StadiumPerson: Pádraic JoycePerson: Kevin HughesPerson: Micheal MonahanPerson: Mickey HartePerson: Mark HartePerson: Owen MulliganPerson: Sean CavanaghPerson: JoycePerson: Sean de PaorPerson: John DevinePerson: Tommie JoycePerson: John DevanePerson: DevinePerson: Micheal MeehanPerson: Colm McCullaghPerson: HughesPerson: McCullaghPerson: Brian McGuiganPerson: Conor GormleyPerson: MeehanPerson: DonnellanPerson: Joe BerginPerson: MonahanPerson: TyronePerson: Joe McMahonPerson: Micheal DonnellanEvent: All-IrelandOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: Tyrone
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