Champions begin All-Ireland defence

The pace will quicken considerably in next Sunday’s Bank of Ireland Football Championship when the All-Ireland champions Galway, Connacht champions Roscommon and Ulster champions Tyrone all begin the defence of their titles.

Tue, 14 May, 2002 - 14:42

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Courts Gaa Bank of Ireland Football Place: Dr Hyde Park Place: Tuam Person: John O’Mahony Event: All-Ireland Event: Bank of Ireland football championship Event: Bank of Ireland Connacht Championship Event: Bank of Ireland Ulster Championship Event: All-Ireland quarter Event: Connacht Event: All-Ireland quarter-final Organisation: Galway Organisation: Connacht Organisation: Roscommon Organisation: Ulster Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Armagh

<p>RISE AND FALL: David Reidy, Clare, Ronan Maher, Tipperary, Robert Downey, Cork, Mark Fitzgerald, Waterford and Cian Lynch, Limerick at the Munster Championship launch. Pic: ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy</p>

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