Erne men out to finish job against Mayo

Fermanagh - who marked their first ever appearance in an All-Ireland semi-final with a draw against favourites Mayo last Sunday - return to Croke Park today full of confidence.

Erne men out to finish job against Mayo
Sat, 28 Aug, 2004 - 14:17

Fermanagh - who marked their first ever appearance in an All-Ireland semi-final with a draw against favourites Mayo last Sunday - return to Croke Park today full of confidence.

However, Mayo will feel their chance has come, as they played most of last Sunday's game with only 14 players after wing-forward James Gill was sent off.

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