Semi-final deciders continue

All-Ireland Football Quarter-Final Weekend continues today, with two more matches to be played out in front of almost eighty thousand at Croke Park.

Mon, 05 Aug, 2002 - 11:54

All-Ireland Football Quarter-Final Weekend continues today, with two more matches to be played out in front of almost eighty thousand at Croke Park.

Cork meet Mayo in the opening tie - a rematch of the 1989 decider, which the Rebels won. Veteran of that match, Stephen O'Brien, feels Cork are as good as they can get at the moment.

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