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Canavan resumes training with Tyrone

Tyrone legend Peter Canavan returned to the Red Hand squad last night, giving the 2003 All-Ireland champions a timely boost ahead of the Ulster football championship.

Canavan resumes training with Tyrone

Wed, 04 May, 2005 - 09:24

Tyrone legend Peter Canavan returned to the Red Hand squad last night, giving the 2003 All-Ireland champions a timely boost ahead of the Ulster football championship.

The All-Ireland-winning skipper was rumoured to have returned to the squad last week, but only returned to training at Clogher last night.

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