Mulgrew's Fermanagh hope for history

Charlie Mugrew's Fermanagh take on Connacht champions Mayo at Croke Park today in the Erne County's first ever appearance in an All-Ireland football semi-final.

Sun, 22 Aug, 2004 - 11:56

Fermanagh take on Connacht champions Mayo at Croke Park today in the Erne County's first ever appearance in an All-Ireland football semi-final.

Despite not having reached this stage in five years, Mayo are no strangers to semi-finals and either is manager John Maughan. Maughan took Clare to the penultimate stage in 1992 and led Mayo to semi-finals in 1996, '97, '98 and '99.

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