Sun, 23 May, 2004 - 16:04
Meath 0-07 Wicklow 0-04
Meath look on course for their first championship win at Croke Park since 2001, as left corner forward Daithí Regan of St Michael’s has hit four points for a 0-7 to 0-4 half time lead.
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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: Croke ParkPerson: Daithí ReganPerson: Shane McKeiguePerson: Seán BoylanPerson: ReganPerson: Brenan O’hAnnaidhPerson: Charles McCarthyPerson: Alan EllisPerson: McCarthyPerson: Trevor GilesPerson: Tony HannonPerson: Tommy GillPerson: D GallagherPerson: N McKeiguePerson: D FayPerson: M O'ReillyPerson: P ReynoldsPerson: T O'ConnorPerson: S McGabhannPerson: A MoylesPerson: N CrawfordPerson: N KellyPerson: C McCarthyPerson: T GilesPerson: E KellyPerson: S McKeiguePerson: D ReganPerson: WicklowPerson: R HollingsworthPerson: C HylandPerson: S CushePerson: T BurkePerson: C DavisPerson: S ByrnePerson: A FoleyPerson: B SheehanPerson: B O'hAnnaidhPerson: T HarneyPerson: R CoffeyPerson: A EllisPerson: T GillPerson: T HannonPerson: W O'GormanPerson: B O’hAnnaidhOrganisation: RoyalsOrganisation: MeathOrganisation: WicklowOrganisation: St Michael’sOrganisation: St MichaelOrganisation: St Pat’sOrganisation: Navan All-
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