LAST SATURDAY’S MEETING of Tyrone and Meath may have been dressed up as a Round 4 battle to land a quarter-final spot in this year’s All-Ireland senior football championship.
But we prefer the way it is now being referred to on Wikipedia.
With Tyrone sponsored by Hunky Dory’s and Meath sponsored by Tayto Park, the clash was a unique one for Largo Foods which owns both brands.
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The 0-17 to 2-9 victory was achieved by Mickey Harte’s side in a game that shall now be known as ‘El Crispico’.
The Tyrone v Meath game is now referred to as 'El Crispico' on Wikipedia
LAST SATURDAY’S MEETING of Tyrone and Meath may have been dressed up as a Round 4 battle to land a quarter-final spot in this year’s All-Ireland senior football championship.
But we prefer the way it is now being referred to on Wikipedia.
With Tyrone sponsored by Hunky Dory’s and Meath sponsored by Tayto Park, the clash was a unique one for Largo Foods which owns both brands.
The 0-17 to 2-9 victory was achieved by Mickey Harte’s side in a game that shall now be known as ‘El Crispico’.
Pic: Wikipedia
H/T: @Rackob
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All-Ireland Senior HC GAA Hunky Dorys Spud Wars Tayto Park Meath Tyrone