Syrian refugees returning to Croke Park for Roscommon-Mayo replay

A bus-load of Syrian refugees who made the trip to Croke Park for last week's Roscommon and Mayo match will return for the replay on Monday.

Fri, 04 Aug, 2017 - 10:08

A bus-load of Syrian refugees who made the trip to Croke Park for last week's Roscommon and Mayo match will return for the replay on Monday.

The group, who live on the border between the two counties in Ballaghaderreen, attracted publicity when it emerged they could not agree about who to support.

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