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GAA: Meath's Traynor booked in first minute

Meath and Westmeath have renewed their neighbourly rivaltry in the All-Ireland Football Championship Quarter-Final Replay at Croke Park.

GAA: Meath's Traynor booked in first minute

Sat, 11 Aug, 2001 - 18:31

Meath 0-00, Westmeath 0-00 (latest)

Meath and Westmeath have renewed their neighbourly rivalry in the All-Ireland Football Championship Quarter-Final Replay at Croke Park.

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