Monaghan draw Donegal in qualifiers

Monaghan will have to bounce back quickly from yesterday's Ulster SFC final loss to Tyrone as they have been drawn to face National League champions Donegal in the third round of the All-Ireland qualifiers.

Monaghan draw Donegal in qualifiers
Mon, 16 Jul, 2007 - 11:32

Monaghan will have to bounce back quickly from yesterday's Ulster SFC final loss to Tyrone as they have been drawn to face National League champions Donegal in the third round of the All-Ireland qualifiers.

Monaghan lost to Wexford in the second round of last year's qualifiers and do not have the greatest of 'back door' records.

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