SFC draw sees big teams avoid each other

Most of the big guns have avoided each other in the opening round of the 2008 GAA All-Ireland SFC qualifiers after this evening's draw at Croke Park.

Sun, 29 Jun, 2008 - 20:02

Most of the big guns have avoided each other in the opening round of the 2008 GAA All-Ireland SFC qualifiers after this evening's draw at Croke Park.

Last year's beaten Ulster finalists Monaghan and reigning league champions Derry provide the tie of the round, with this all-Ulster clash taking place at Clones on Saturday July 19.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Croke Park Place: Clones Place: Westmeath Place: Tipperary Place: Pearse Park Place: St Conleth's Park Place: Newbridge Place: America Place: Tullamore Place: Offaly Place: Roscommon Place: Louth Place: Aughrim Place: Carlow Place: Casement Park Place: London Person: Kieran McGeeney Person: Donal Keoghan Person: Seanie Johnston Person: Paul Brady Event: SFC Event: 2008 GAA All-Ireland SFC Event: -Ulster Event: Leinster championship Event: Ulster Event: Tommy Murphy Cup Event: All-Ireland SFC Event: Tommy Murphy Cup Preliminary Round Organisation: Derry Organisation: Laois Organisation: Longford Organisation: Cavan Organisation: Limerick Organisation: GAA's Organisation: Central Competitions Control Committee Organisation: Wicklow Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Meath Organisation: Kildare Organisation: Cavan Offaly Organisation: Down Louth Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Westmeath Donegal Organisation: Roscommon Organisation: Monaghan Organisation: CCCC Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: London Organisation: Sligo Antrim Organisation: Carlow Clare Organisation: Leitrim

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