Connacht lead Munster at break

CONNACHT SENIOR FOOTBALL FINAL:

Sun, 05 Dec, 2004 - 14:46

CONNACHT SENIOR FOOTBALL FINAL:

Killererin (Galway) 1-3 Ballina Stephenites (Mayo) 1-6, Ballina, 2.00pm

LEINSTER SENIOR FOOTBALL FINAL: Latest

Portlaoise (Laois) 0-8 Skryne (Meath) 0-1, Newbridge, *Kick off delayed to 2.10pm, due to traffic accident

ALL-IRELAND SENIOR FOOTBALL QUARTER FINAL:

Kingdom-Kerry Gaels (London) 0-5 Crossmaglen Rangers (Armagh) 1-4, Ruislip, 2.00pm

MARTIN DONNELLY & CO. INTERPROVINCIAL FINAL:

Connacht 0-10 Munster 0-7, Pearse Stadium, Salthill, 2.00pm

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