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Fermanagh bye confirmed as Tipp boycott

Croke Park chiefs have confirmed Fermanagh will receive a bye into the second round of this year's All-Ireland qualifier system.

Fermanagh bye confirmed as Tipp boycott

Thu, 10 Jun, 2004 - 13:21

Croke Park chiefs have confirmed Fermanagh will receive a bye into the second round of this year's All-Ireland qualifier system.

But Tipperary's move to pull out of this Saturday's qualifier tie could have serious implications.

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