Sun, 05 Sep, 2004 - 16:28
Cork 2-10 Armagh 1-19
Peter Rafferty's Armagh side secured the Orchard county's first ever appearance in an All-Ireland U21 football final, as they ran out easy winners over Cork in today's first semi-final at Pearse Stadium.
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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: Pearse StadiumPlace: GalwayPerson: Peter RaffertyPerson: Michael McNameePerson: Kevin MurphyPerson: Kevin O'SullivanPerson: Brian MallonPerson: Paul WilsonPerson: Rob LongPerson: Gregory LoughranPerson: Tadhg TwomeyPerson: Cian O'RiordanPerson: WilsonPerson: Aaron KernanPerson: O'SullivanPerson: Stephen KernanPerson: JoePerson: Peter StevensonPerson: Andy MallonPerson: Gareth SwiftPerson: John HayesPerson: Gareth SmythPerson: K MurphyPerson: M ProutPerson: D O’DonovanPerson: B CrowleyPerson: N O’RiordanPerson: P NealonPerson: E O’ConnorPerson: D CoughlanPerson: S O’SullivanPerson: C O’RiordanPerson: PPerson: KellyPerson: J HayesPerson: R LongPerson: T TwomeyPerson: K O’SullivanPerson: APerson: CoughlanPerson: O’SullivanPerson: D ByrnesPerson: LongPerson: R HoarePerson: P WilsonPerson: G SmythPerson: F MoriartyPerson: A MallonPerson: A KernanPerson: C McKeeverPerson: B McDonaldPerson: M MackinPerson: G SwiftPerson: G LoughranPerson: S KernanPerson: P ToalPerson: M McNameePerson: R AustinPerson: B MallonPerson: P StevensonPerson: McNameePerson: B TonerPerson: P DuffyPerson: McDonaldEvent: All-Ireland U21 footballEvent: UlsterOrganisation: ArmaghOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: DerryOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: Rebels