Mon, 23 Aug, 2004 - 01:00
Jim O’Sullivan
But coming out of Croke Park yesterday, you couldn’t but wonder if Charlie Mulgrew’s brave Fermanagh will ever be closer to contesting the Bank of Ireland SFC final.
For, just as certain as this was a semi-final that inconsistent Mayo was extremely lucky to draw, it was one that the hitherto deprived Fermanagh should have won.
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CourtsGaaPlace: Croke ParkPerson: Charlie MulgrewPerson: Conor MortimerPerson: Stephen MaguirePerson: Kieran McDonaldPerson: Shane McDermottPerson: Niall BoguePerson: Brian MaloneyPerson: MayoPerson: Niall TinneyPerson: Pat KellyPerson: James NallenPerson: Ronan McGarrityPerson: McDonaldPerson: Alan DillonPerson: David HeaneyPerson: David BradyPerson: Barry OwensPerson: BradleyPerson: OwensPerson: Liam McBarronPerson: Ciaran O’ReillyPerson: Peter BurkePerson: James GillPerson: McBarronEvent: Bank of Ireland SFC finalOrganisation: FermanaghOrganisation: ErnesidersOrganisation: ArmaghOrganisation: MayoOrganisation: Tyrone
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