Dublin to play Kerry in football quarter finals

More than 82,000 GAA fans are set to descend on Croke Park later today for the renewal of one of the biggest rivalries in Irish sport.

Dublin to play Kerry in football quarter finals
Mon, 03 Aug, 2009 - 10:12

More than 82,000 GAA fans are set to descend on Croke Park later today for the renewal of one of the biggest rivalries in Irish sport.

Dublin take on Kerry in the All-Ireland Football quarter-finals at 2pm today.

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