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Hurling/shinty game will precede Rules clash

Ireland will play Scotland in a Hurling/Shinty clash ahead of the International Rules second test at Croke Park on Sunday.

Hurling/shinty game will precede Rules clash

Tue, 15 Oct, 2002 - 18:15

Ireland will play Scotland in a Hurling/Shinty clash ahead of the International Rules second test at Croke Park on Sunday.

The game will act as the curtain-raiser to the Rules game between Ireland and Australia which is tipped to draw in a crowd of more than 45,000.

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