Donegal work hard for win over Meath

Meath 0-09 Donegal 0-15

Sun, 13 Mar, 2011 - 17:59

Meath 0-09 Donegal 0-15

Donegal recorded their second win in Division 2 with a workmanlike display against Meath in Navan.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: NavanPerson: Ryan BradleyPerson: Brian MeadePerson: Mark McHughPerson: Rory KavanaghPerson: Michael MurphyPerson: Seamus McEnaneyPerson: MurphyPerson: KavanaghPerson: Shane O'RourkePerson: MeadePerson: DonegalPerson: BradleyPerson: Dermot MolloyPerson: Colm McFaddenPerson: MeathPerson: Brian SheridanPerson: McHughPerson: Jim McGuinness'Person: Anthony ThompsonPerson: SheridanPerson: Brian FarrellPerson: SkellyPerson: David WalshOrganisation: DonegalOrganisation: MeathOrganisation: Royals’Organisation: Allianz Football League
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