Some articles on final, quarter final, ireland quarter final:
... Competition 30 ... July 1996 Croke Park, Dublin Meath 0-2 0-8 0-10 Leinster Championship final 27 ... May 2001 Croke Park, Dublin Longford 0-5 2-19 1-13. 0-2 0-15 1-10 Leinster Championship Quarter final 23 ... June 2002 Croke Park, Dublin Meath - 2-11 0-10 Leinster Championship Semi final 14 ... July 2002 Croke Park, Dublin Kildare. 6 ... June 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Westmeath - 0-12 0-14 Leinster Championship Quarter final 12 ... June 2004 Parnell Park, Dublin London - 3-24 0-6 Qualifiers Round 3 ... July 2004 ...
... Dublin Meath - 0-16 0-12 Leinster Championship Quarter final replay 24 ... June 2007 Croke Park, Dublin Offaly - 1-12 0-10 Leinster Championship Semi final 15 ... July 2007 Croke Park, Dublin Laois 1-1 3-14 1-1 ...
... Longford – 2–19 1–13 Leinster Championship Quarter final 17 ... June 2001 Croke Park, Dublin Offaly – 1–12 0–13 Leinster Championship Semi final 1 ... June 2002 Dr ... Cullen Park, Wexford Wexford – 0–15 1–10 Leinster Championship Quarter final 23 ... June 2002 Croke Park, Dublin Meath – 2–11 0–10 Leinster Championship Semi final 14 ... July 2002 Croke Park, Dublin Kildare ... Qualifiers Round 14 ... August 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Kerry – 1–8 1–15 All Ireland Quarter final 15 ... May 2005 Croke Park, Dublin Longford – 2–23 0–10 Leinster ...
... Cullen Park, Wexford Wexford - 0-15 1-10 Leinster Championship Quarter final 23 ... June 2002 Croke Park, Dublin Meath 0-3 2-11 0-10 Leinster ... Westmeath 0-3 0-12 0-14 Leinster Championship Quarter final 12 ... June 2004 Parnell Park, Dublin London 2-4 3-24 0-6 Qualifiers Round 3 ... July 2004 Carrick on Shannon, Leitrim Leitrim 0 ...
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