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31 August 2004; Cork manager Donal O'Grady pictured with his players during the Cork Press Night. Pairc Ui Chaoimh, Cork. Picture credit; Matt Browne / SPORTSFILE - read more

Cork Press Night
31 August 2004; Republic of Ireland manager during the Carlsberg Cup fourth round draw. Portmarnock Hotel and Golf Links, Portmarnock, Co. Dublin Picture credit; David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more

Carlsberg Cup fourth round draw
31 August 2004; Robbie Keane, Republic of Ireland, in action during squad training. Malahide FC, Malahide, Co. Dublin. Picture credit; David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more

Republic of Ireland Soccer training Tues
31 August 2004; Cork Hurler Tom Kenny, second from left with Kilkenny hurler Eddie Brennan, second from right with Tom Rock, far left, Chairman organising commitee, Kilmacud Crokes, Eamonn Ryan, centre, AIB branch manager Stillorgan, and Tom Intyre, Chairman Hurling committe Kilmacud Crokes, at the launch of the AIB Kilmacud Crokes All-Ireland Hurling Sevens 2004 in Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit; David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more

AIB Kilmacud Sevens Launch

30 August 2004; Sean Dillon, third form left, Longford Town, celebrates after scoring his sides first goal with team-mates left to right, Dean Fitzgerald, Vinny Perth, Alan Kirby and Alan Murphy. eircom League Cup final, Longford Town v Bohemians, Flancare Park, Drogheda. Picture credit; David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more

Longford Town v Bohemians
30 August 2004; Mickey Harte and Joe Kernan who accepted the Lucozade 'Breakthrough' award in football for their respective counties, Tyrone and Armagh. Clare won the award for hurling. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit; Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE - read more

Lucozade 'Breakthrough' awards
30 August 2004; Hurler DJ Carey after teeing off from the roof of the Gravity Bar in the Guinness Storehouse to announce details of Budweiser's sponsorship of the 2006 Ryder Cup - Budweiser is 'Official Sponsor' of the 2006 Ryder Cup matches. Guinness Storehouse, Dublin. Picture credit; Pat Murphy / SPORTSFILE - read more

Budweiser's sponsorship of the 2006 Ryder Cup
30 August 2004; Olympic gold medalist Cian O'Connor shows off his medal during a press conference on the arrival home of the Irish Olympic team from Athens. Dublin Airport, Dublin. Picture credit; Pat Murphy / SPORTSFILE - read more

Olympic team homecoming

30 August 2004; Olympic gold medalist Cian O'Connor with girlfriend Rachel Wise shows off his gold medal on the arrival home of the Irish Olympic team from Athens. Dublin Airport, Dublin. Picture credit; Pat Murphy / SPORTSFILE - read more

Olympic team homecoming
28 August 2004; Ciaran Hoyne, Kilkenny, in action against Ger Farragher, Galway. Erin All-Ireland U21 Hurling Championship Semi-Final, Galway v Kilkenny, O'Moore Park, Portlaoise, Co. Laois. Picture credit; Matt Browne / SPORTSFILE - read more

Galway v Kilkenny U21
29 August 2004; Eoin Brosnan, Kerry, in action against Paul McFlynn and Patsy Bradley, left, Derry. Bank of Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi-Final, Derry v Kerry, Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit; Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE - read more

Derry v Kerry
28 August 2004; GAA President Sean Kelly presents the GAA McNamee Award 2003 for the 'Best Local Radio Programme' to Alan Corcoran of of South East Radio for 'Countown to Croker'. Burlington Hotel, Dublin Picture credit; Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE - read more

GAA -McNamee Awards

29 August 2004; Cahir Healy, Laois, in action against Paul O'Connor. All-Ireland Minor Football Championship Semi-Final, Kerry v Laois, Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit; Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE - read more

Kerry v Laois Minor
28 August 2004; Fergal Kelly, Mayo, in action against Liam McBarron, Fermanagh. Bank of Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi-Final Replay, Mayo v Fermanagh, Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit; Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE - read more

Mayo v Fermanagh Replay
28 August 2004; Ireland's Cian O'Connor with Waterford Crystal and the Gold Medal that they won in the Individual Jumping Competition. Markopoulo Olympic Equestrian Centre. Games of the XXVIII Olympiad, Athens Summer Olympics Games 2004, Athens, Greece. POOL PHOTO SPORTSFILE - read more

2004 Olympics Sat 28th
28 August 2004; Tony Scroope, Tipperary, in action against Aaron Dynes, Down. Erin All-Ireland U21 Hurling Championship Semi-Final, Tipperary v Down, O'Moore Park, Portlaoise, Co. Laois. Picture credit; Matt Browne / SPORTSFILE - read more

Tipperary v Down U21

28 August 2004; Jamie Harris, Shelbourne, in action against Ciaran Martyn, Derry City, Shelbourne. FAI Cup 3rd Round Replay, Derry City v Shelbourne, Brandywell, Derry. Picture credit; David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more

Derry City v Shelbourne
27 August 2004; Gary Howlett, left, caretaker manager Bohemians, with Alan Mathews, Longford Town manager, at a photocall in the Mansion House, Dublin, ahead of the 2004 eircom League Cup Final between Longford Town and Bohemians which takes place on Monday August 30th. Picture credit; David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more

eircom League Cup Final Photocall
27 August 2004; Mark Quinless, St. Patrick's Athletic, in action against Daryl Murphy, Waterford United. eircom league, Premier Division, St. Patrick's Athletic v Waterford United, Richmond Park, Dublin. Picture credit; Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE - read more

St. Patrick's Athletic v Waterford United
27 August 2004; Newly appointed Bohemians manager Gareth Farrelly before the start of the game. eircom league, Premier Division, Bohemians v Shamrock Rovers, Dalymount Park, Dublin. Picture credit; David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more

Bohemians v Shamrock Rovers

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