Sun, 18 Apr, 2004 - 19:30
Tyrone 1-16 Galway 1-16 (aet)
How fitting that even extra-time couldn't separate Tyrone and Galway, for another treat lies in store for GAA fans next weekend when the action moves to Connacht.
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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: ConnachtPlace: Healy ParkPlace: OmaghPerson: Michael MonahanPerson: John O'MahonyPerson: Mickey HartePerson: TyronePerson: Owen MulliganPerson: Brian DooherPerson: Enda McGinleyPerson: MulliganPerson: Sean CavanaghPerson: Mark HartePerson: Padraig JoycePerson: John DevanePerson: Michael DonnellanPerson: JoycePerson: Colm McCullaghPerson: DevanePerson: McCullaghPerson: McGuiganPerson: Michael MeehanPerson: Conor GormleyPerson: DonnellanPerson: Joe BerginPerson: Brendan DonnellyPerson: HartePerson: Joe McMahonPerson: CavanaghPerson: Kevin HughesPerson: J DevinePerson: R McMenaminPerson: C GourleyPerson: DonnellyPerson: G DevlinPerson: P JordanPerson: K HughesPerson: S CavanaghPerson: BPerson: MEvent: National Football LeagueOrganisation: TyroneOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: GAAOrganisation: TribesmenOrganisation: NFLOrganisation: Red Hands
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