Tyrone lead by two after ten minutes

Bank Of Ireland Football Championship Qualifiers

Sat, 08 Jun, 2002 - 19:28

Saturday June 8

Bank Of Ireland Football Championship Qualifiers

Waterford 3-11 3-19 Roscommon RES

Dungarvan

Antrim 1-10 0-14 Westmeath RES

Casement Pk

Monaghan 1-08 2-11 Louth RES

Clones

Wicklow v London 6.00

Aughrim

Longford v Down 6.15

Pearse Pk

Limerick v Cavan 6.15

Gaelic Grounds

Wexford 0-01 0-03 Tyrone 6.15

Wexford Park

Carlow v Laois 6.15

Dr Cullen Pk

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