Boylan's boys start season well

Full-time: Meath 2-13 Wicklow 1-08

Boylan's boys start season well
Sun, 23 May, 2004 - 18:23

Full-time: Meath 2-13 Wicklow 1-08

A no-nonsense second half run of 2-06 without reply from Sean Boylan’s Meath men saw them claim their first championship win at Croke Park since 2001, as 14-man Wicklow just fell from the brink, losing 2-13 to 1-08 having had substitute midfielder Ciaran Clancy dismissed for a second yellow card.

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