Mayo pack too much punch for Armagh

Armagh 0-11 Mayo 1-14

Sat, 03 Mar, 2012 - 21:42

Armagh 0-11 Mayo 1-14

James Horan’s Mayo project appears to be taking shape and offering promise of prosperous days ahead.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPerson: James HoranPerson: Alan FreemanPerson: Conor MortimerPerson: Enda VarleyPerson: Andy MoranPerson: FreemanPerson: MoranPerson: VarleyPerson: David ClarkePerson: Barry MoranPerson: Donal VaughanPerson: Aidan ForkerPerson: Andy MallonPerson: Gavin McParlandPerson: MortimerPerson: Charlie VernonPerson: ForkerPerson: MayoPerson: Lee KeeganPerson: Colm WattersPerson: Colm BoylePerson: Ryan RaffertyPerson: P McEvoyPerson: A MallonPerson: B DonaghyPerson: D McKennaPerson: K DyasPerson: P DuffyPerson: F MoriartyPerson: C VernonPerson: M MackinPerson: A ForkerPerson: B MallonPerson: A DuffyPerson: C RaffertyPerson: J KinghamPerson: G McParlandPerson: S CampbellPerson: VernonPerson: C WattersPerson: J LaveryPerson: McParlandPerson: R RaffertyPerson: CampbellPerson: M StevensonPerson: D ClarkePerson: K KeanePerson: G CafferkeyPerson: K HigginsPerson: R FeeneyPerson: D VaughanPerson: L KeeganPerson: A O’SheaPerson: B MoranPerson: A FreemanPerson: A DillonPerson: J DohertyPerson: C MortimerPerson: A MoranPerson: S O’SheaPerson: C BoylePerson: KeanePerson: P HartePerson: M DeeganEvent: MayoOrganisation: ArmaghOrganisation: MayoOrganisation: Ulster
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