GAA: Collins to referee football final

Cork referee Michael Collins is to take charge of this year’s All Ireland football final between Meath and Galway on Sunday week.

Tue, 11 Sep, 2001 - 21:26

Cork referee Michael Collins is to take charge of this year’s All Ireland football final between Meath and Galway on Sunday week.

Collins, from Clonakilty, is officiating since 1994 and has already refereed this season’s Ulster final and an All-Ireland quarterfinal.

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