Wins for Cavan and Dublin footballers, Clare hurlers

The Cavan and Dublin footballers, along with Clare hurlers, claimed victories in what was a depleted GAA programme of fixtures today.

Sat, 22 Jan, 2011 - 20:59

The Cavan and Dublin footballers, along with Clare hurlers, claimed victories in what was a depleted GAA programme of fixtures today.

In the Dr. McKenna Cup, Cavan's first competitive outing on their new 3G pitch proved to be a winning one as they gained a 0-12 to 1-4 win over 14-man Queens University.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Parnell Park Place: Munster Place: Sixmilebridge Place: Ballyragget Place: Laois Place: Pairc Tailteann,Place: Armagh Place: Darver, County Louth Place: Dr. Crokes GAA Club Place: Killarney Place: Fermanagh Place: Kingspan Breffni Park Place: Belfast Place: Cloone Person: Charlie Kielt Person: Joe O'Kane Person: Cathal Crilly Person: Niall McKenna Person: Joe O'Brien Person: Ronan Flanagan Person: Flanagan Person: Val Andrews'Person: Tomás Quinn Person: Kevin McManamon Person: Diarmuid Connolly Person: Diarmuid McMahon Person: Adrian O'Donovan Event: Dr. McKenna Cup Event: O'Byrne Shield Event: Waterford Crystal Cup Event: Walsh Shield Event: Walsh Cup Event: O'Byrne Shield semi Event: Kehoe Cup Event: McGrath Cup Event: Connacht FBD Connacht League Organisation: Cavan Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Clare Organisation: Clare hurlers Organisation: Queens University Organisation: Queens Organisation: Fermanagh Organisation: University Organisation: Breffni Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Leinster Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Dubs Organisation: Meath Organisation: Laois Organisation: Limerick IT Organisation: Cork IT Organisation: Waterford Organisation: UCD Organisation: Westmeath Organisation: Carlow Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: NUI Galway Organisation: Heywood Community School Organisation: GMIT Organisation: Lurgan Organisation: Cork Organisation: Kerry Organisation: UUJ Organisation: Down Organisation: St. Mary's

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