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Leitrim Donal Wrynn captain in action against Carlow earlier this year. Photo by Willie Donnellan
Leitrim will face Carlow on Saturday, July 8, in Netwatch Cullen Park at 3pm in the second round of the All-Ireland Football Championship Qualifiers after the draw was made on Monday morning.
With Leitrim looking to recover from the pummeling against Roscommon, they couldn't have asked for much more as they avoided the big guns and will face a fellow Division 4 side.
The only fly in the ointment is the fact that the game will take place in Netwatch Cullen Park meaning an away trip but manager Brendan Guckian will be quite happy with the draw.
The counties met in the Allianz League Division 4 campaign in Pairc Sean Mac Diarmada back in March with Leitrim emerging with a two point win on a 2-14 to 2-12 scoreline.
The draw has gone down well in both counties on Twitter with Leitrim's famed playwright Seamus O'Rourke summing up the mood of the county's fans with
Not dead yet....
— Seamus O'Rourke (@seamus_orourke) June 26, 2017
Gwanyaboyya. We're coming to get ya. Up Leitrim.
— JohnMcDwyer (@JohnMcDwyer1) June 26, 2017
In Carlow, the response was also positive
Carlow at home to Leitrim in the football qualifier draw #as good as could be expected #carlow
— Pat Deering (@PatDeeringTD) June 26, 2017
Great draw for carlow even better now that they hav the home draw,another bank holiday in carlow if the game is on of a Sunday
— Jason kelly (@kingeric180) June 26, 2017
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Pupils Caitlyn Hayes and Eoghan Maxwell help cut the tape with school principal Mairín O'Keeffe and Minister Josepha Madigan at the official opening on Friday last. Pictures: Willie Donnellan
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