GAA won't delay games for Irish World Cup showdown

The Ulster GAA Council has refused to delay its championship fixtures this Sunday to allow fans to watch possible extra time in Ireland’s World Cup clash with Spain.

GAA won't delay games for Irish World Cup showdown
Thu, 13 Jun, 2002 - 12:04

The Ulster GAA Council has refused to delay its championship fixtures this Sunday to allow fans to watch possible extra time in Ireland’s World Cup clash with Spain.

Extra time would clash with the game between Derry and Donegal in Clones, where throw-in is at 2.40pm.

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