Mayo U21s progress to final

Mayo 1-13 Kildare 1-7

Sun, 05 Sep, 2004 - 17:37

Mayo 1-13 Kildare 1-7

Mayo U21s overcame the stubborn resistance of Leinster champions Kildare, and in particular James Kavanagh, who parted Pearse Stadium with 1-4, as they helped manager John Maughan through to his second All-Ireland final of the year.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: KildarePlace: Pearse StadiumPlace: GalwayPerson: James KavanaghPerson: John MaughanPerson: Tommy ArchiboldPerson: Adrian KellyPerson: LilywhitesPerson: KavanaghPerson: Damien MunnellyPerson: Darryl FlynnPerson: Ross GlavinPerson: Fintan RuddyPerson: KildarePerson: Michael ConroyPerson: Robbie McCabePerson: MunnellyPerson: FlynnPerson: Barry MoranPerson: ConroyPerson: CostelloPerson: Derek McCormackPerson: Niall LydonPerson: MayoPerson: MaughanPerson: Aidan KilcoynePerson: Mark HogartyPerson: Dermot GeraghtyPerson: Trevor HowleyPerson: F RuddyPerson: D GeraghtyPerson: P NavinPerson: T HowleyPerson: M ConroyPerson: L O'MalleyPerson: R FeeneyPerson: R McNamaraPerson: B MoranPerson: A MoranPerson: N LydonPerson: P DohertyPerson: A CostelloPerson: D MunnellyPerson: P LydonPerson: FeeneyPerson: KilcoynePerson: DohertyPerson: C BarrettPerson: LydonPerson: J PrentyPerson: J KindregenPerson: M HogartyPerson: R McCabePerson: A McLoughlinPerson: M DowlingPerson: M FoleyPerson: J LonerganPerson: W HeffernanPerson: D FlynnPerson: H LynchPerson: J KavanaghPerson: D McCormackPerson: M CocomanPerson: R GlavinPerson: P O’NeillPerson: P MulliganPerson: T O’NeillPerson: CocomanPerson: S DarcyPerson: HeffernanPerson: B FlanaganPerson: DowlingPerson: A KilcoynePerson: DPerson: McCormackEvent: All-Ireland finalOrganisation: MayoOrganisation: LeinsterOrganisation: KildareOrganisation: U21 All-IrelandOrganisation: ArmaghOrganisation: U21
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