Draw pits Hayes against native county

Liam Hayes will have to foil his native county Meath in two weeks' time if Carlow are to remain in the All-Ireland SFC hunt.

Sun, 04 Jun, 2006 - 19:47

Liam Hayes will have to foil his native county Meath in two weeks' time if Carlow are to remain in the All-Ireland SFC hunt.

The Barrowsiders have been pitted against Meath in this evening's draw for the first round of the All-Ireland championship qualifiers.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: MeathPlace: LondonPlace: WestmeathPlace: BallybofeyPlace: WicklowPlace: KildarePlace: CavanPlace: ClarePlace: SligoPlace: WaterfordPlace: LongfordPlace: CarlowPerson: HayesPerson: Liam HayesPerson: CarlowPerson: Luke DempseyPerson: JimPerson: Eamonn BarryEvent: All-Ireland SFCEvent: All-Ireland championshipOrganisation: BarrowsidersOrganisation: MeathOrganisation: RoyalsOrganisation: SkryneOrganisation: CarlowOrganisation: LaoisOrganisation: All-IrelandOrganisation: TyroneOrganisation: KildareOrganisation: OffalyOrganisation: CavanOrganisation: MonaghanOrganisation: AntrimOrganisation: ClareOrganisation: LongfordOrganisation: LeinsterOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: DownOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: Sligo
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