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Dubs hold big lead with Offaly rivalry

The Dublin-Offaly qualifier has prime setting today as it opens proceedings at Croke Park today and is followed by the Dublin v Laois Leinster football semi-final.

Dubs hold big lead with Offaly rivalry

Sun, 15 Jun, 2003 - 14:56

The Dublin-Offaly qualifier has prime setting today as it opens proceedings at Croke Park today and is followed by the Dublin v Laois Leinster football semi-final.

It’s 12 years since Dublin and Offaly last clashed in the hurling championship, an occasion which has pleasant memories for Dublin who won the Leinster semi-final by 0-19 to 1-14.

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