Tyrone unchanged as Westmeath welcome back Flanagan

Tyrone and Westmeath have revealed their starting fifteens for tomorrow afternoon's GAA Football All-Ireland qualifier showdown between the sides in Omagh (throw-in 3pm).

Tyrone unchanged as Westmeath welcome back Flanagan
Fri, 25 Jul, 2008 - 14:36

Tyrone and Westmeath have revealed their starting fifteens for tomorrow afternoon's GAA Football All-Ireland qualifier showdown between the sides in Omagh (throw-in 3pm).

Red Hands manager Mickey Harte has picked an unchanged team to that which took the pitch for last weekend's 1-18 to 1-10 second round win over Louth.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: OmaghPlace: LouthPlace: TyronePlace: WestmeathPerson: FlanaganPerson: Mickey HartePerson: HartePerson: Owen MulliganPerson: Raymie MulgrewPerson: Colm CavanaghPerson: Sean CavanaghPerson: McGuiganPerson: BrianPerson: TommyPerson: Ryan MellonPerson: Enda McGinleyPerson: Martin FlanaganPerson: Paul BannonPerson: Donal O'DonoghuePerson: Tomás Ó FlathartaPerson: David GlennonPerson: Alan ManganPerson: Dermot BannonPerson: Simon QuinnPerson: GlennonPerson: DenisPerson: ManganPerson: Dessie DolanPerson: David DuffyPerson: Fergal WilsonPerson: O FlathartaPerson: TyronePerson: J DevinePerson: R McMenaminPerson: J McMahonPerson: PJ QuinnPerson: D HartePerson: C GormleyPerson: P JordanPerson: R MellonPerson: E McGinleyPerson: B DooherPerson: B McGuiganPerson: T McGuiganPerson: M PenrosePerson: S CavanaghPerson: C McCullaghPerson: G ConnaughtonPerson: F BoylePerson: K GavinPerson: J KeanePerson: M EnnisPerson: D HeavinPerson: D HealyPerson: D O'DonoghuePerson: M FlanaganPerson: D DolanPerson: J SmythPerson: Denis GlennonPerson: A ManganEvent: GAA Football All-IrelandEvent: 2005 All-IrelandEvent: LeinsterOrganisation: TyroneOrganisation: WestmeathOrganisation: Red HandsOrganisation: LouthOrganisation: TyrrellspassOrganisation: TipperaryOrganisation: TippOrganisation: SFC
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