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16:18 GMT, Sunday, 13 April 2008 17:18 UK

Armagh 3-13 1-10 Dublin

Charlie Vernon scored Armagh's first goal

Three goals in the second half saw Armagh storm to a nine-point victory over Dublin at Crossmaglen.

Dublin scored the first goal, however, as Jason Sherlock set up Bernard Brogan who hammered into the net.

Armagh, 0-8 to 1-3 up at half-time were boosted when young midfielder Charlie Vernon netted a fine opening goal.

Stephen Kernan passed for Steven McDonnell to score Armagh's second goal while Ronan Clarke got the third and Dublin's Alan Brogan was sent-off.

Clarke, McDonnell, Paddy McKeever and Tony Kernan were among the point scorers in the first half as Armagh started strongly, clearly determined to get over the disappointment of losing to Meath.




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