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MAYO AND ROSCOMMON will face off again at 2pm on Monday, the GAA have confirmed.
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The sides drew their All-Ireland quarter-final clash at GAA HQ yesterday on a scoreline of 2-9 to 1-12.
It was confirmed shortly after the final whistle that Croke Park would host the replay on Bank Holiday Monday but the early afternoon throw-in time was decided earlier.
It will be the final fixture in a very busy weekend in Drumcondra.
Saturday will see the football quarter-final meetings of Armagh and Tyrone at 4pm, followed by Dublin against Monaghan at 6pm.
On Sunday the first All-Ireland senior hurling semi-final will take place as Galway meet Tipperary, while the minor curtain-raiser sees Galway take on Kilkenny.
Throw-in time for Mayo and Roscommon replay confirmed by Croke Park
MAYO AND ROSCOMMON will face off again at 2pm on Monday, the GAA have confirmed.
The sides drew their All-Ireland quarter-final clash at GAA HQ yesterday on a scoreline of 2-9 to 1-12.
It was confirmed shortly after the final whistle that Croke Park would host the replay on Bank Holiday Monday but the early afternoon throw-in time was decided earlier.
It will be the final fixture in a very busy weekend in Drumcondra.
Saturday will see the football quarter-final meetings of Armagh and Tyrone at 4pm, followed by Dublin against Monaghan at 6pm.
On Sunday the first All-Ireland senior hurling semi-final will take place as Galway meet Tipperary, while the minor curtain-raiser sees Galway take on Kilkenny.
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