Tue, 06 Aug, 2002 - 01:00
Mark Gallagher
Most of all, it was a weekend when Munster football ruled supreme.
As Dublin and Donegal prepare for the second showdown, and doubtless more arguments about tickets, Cork and Kerry are preparing for one of the most enthralling All-Ireland semi-finals in recent times.
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CourtsGaaFootballPlace: Croke ParkPerson: Larry TompkinsPerson: Ciarán McDonaldPerson: Colin CorkeryPerson: CorkeryPerson: David HeaneyPerson: Brendan Jer O'SullivanPerson: Graham CantyPerson: David BradyPerson: O'SullivanPerson: Tompkins'Person: Peter BurkePerson: Fionan MurrayPerson: Kenneth MortimerPerson: MurrayPerson: BarrsPerson: Brian MaloneyPerson: James NallenPerson: MayoPerson: BillyPerson: Joe KernanPerson: LynchPerson: Sean LevisPerson: TompkinsPerson: Tommy LyonsPerson: Ray CosgrovePerson: Eamon DohertyPerson: John McNallyPerson: Alan BroganPerson: DonegalPerson: Brendan DevenneyEvent: -IrelandEvent: All-IrelandEvent: MunsterOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: DonegalOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: LeesidersOrganisation: MayoOrganisation: CrokerOrganisation: RebelOrganisation: ArmaghOrganisation: Blackrock
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