2004 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

Football championship April 2022 2 May – 26 September 2004 33 2004 Westmeath Kerry Armagh Mayo 66 border|20px Tomás Ó Séborder|20px Colm Cooper Kerry 33rd Dara Ó Cinnéide Jack O'Connor Mayo Gary Ruane John Maughan 122 (1.85 per game) 1584 (24 per game) border|20px Mattie Forde (3–38) 2003 2005 The 2004 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, known for sponsorship reasons as the 2004 Bank of Ireland All-Ireland Senior Football Championship was the premier Gaelic football competition in 2004. It consisted of 33 teams and began on Sunday 2 May 2004. The championship concluded on Sunday 26 September 2004, when Mayo were defeated by Kerry by 1–20 to 2–9. Format Since the introduction of the so-called "back-door" system, a number of changes have taken place in the championship format. In 2004 the following system was used: The provincial championships in Munster, Leinster, Ulster and Connacht ran as usual on a "knock-out" basis. These provincial games were then followed by the "Qualifier" system: Round 1 of the qualifiers included all the counties (except New York) that do not qualify for the Provincial Semifinals. An open draw was made to give eight pairings. Round 2 consisted of the eight defeated teams in the Provincial Semifinals playing against the eight winners from Round 1. A draw was made to determine the eight pairings. Round 3 consisted of the eight winners from Round 2. Another open draw was made to determine the four pairings. Round 4 consisted of each of the four teams defeated in the Provincial Finals playing against the four winners from Round 3. A draw was made to determine the four pairings. The All-Ireland Quarterfinals: Each of the four Provincial Champions played one of the four winners from Round 4. The All-Ireland Semifinals were on a Provincial rota basis, initially determined by the Central Council. If a Provincial Championship winning was defeated in its Quarterfinal, the team that defeated it would take its place in the semifinal. Provincial championships Munster Senior Football Championship Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final 100px 35px border|20px Limerick 0–16 border|20px Tipperary 3–05 border|20px Clare 0–09 border|20px Kerry 2–10 border|20px Limerick 1–18 border|20px Waterford 0–07 border|20px Cork 0–07 border|20px Kerry 0–15 border|20px Limerick 2–09 border|20px Kerry 3–10 Quarter-finals Quarter-final 16 May 2004 Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork Tipperary 3–05 – 0–16 Limerick D Browne 1–4, P Cahill 1–0, A Fitzgerald 1–0, G Burke 0–1. M Gavin 0–7, E Keating 0–4, C Fitzgerald 0–2, J Murphy 0–1, S Kelly 0–1, C Mullane 0–1. M Deegan (Laois) Quarter-final 23 May 2004 Cusack Park, Ennis Clare 0–09 – 2–10 Kerry Denis Russell 0–3, C Mullen 0–2, O O’Dwyer 0–1, David Russell 0–1, M O’Dwyer 0–1, E Talty 0–1. E Brosnan 1–4, MF Russell 0–5, J Crowley 1–0, C Cooper 0–1. G Kinneavy (Roscommon) Semi-finals Semi-final 13 June 2004 Gaelic Grounds, Limerick Limerick 1–18 – 0–07 Waterford M Gavin (0–9, six fres), C Mullane (1–0), C Fitzgerald (0–4), M Reidy (0–2), D Reidy (0–1); O Keating (0–1), J Murphy (0–1). S Walsh (0–4, three frees), G Power (0–2), M Aherne (0–1). T Quigley (Wexford) Semi-final 13 June 2004 Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney Kerry 0–15 – 0–07 Cork MF Russell 0–7, C Cooper 0–3, W Kirby 0–2, T Ó Sé 0–1, E Brosnan 0–1, D Ó Cinnéide 0–1. M Ó Cróinín 0–3, A Cronin 0–1, C McCarthy 0–1, M O’Sullivan 0–1, K McMahon 0–1. B White (Wexford) Final Final 11 July 2004 Gaelic Grounds, Limerick Limerick 1–10 – 1–10 Kerry M Gavin 0–4, S Lavin 1–0, C Fitzgerald 0–2, E Keating 0–2, J Stokes 0–1, C Mullane 0–1. MF Russell 1–4, D Ó Cinnéide 0–3, C Cooper 0–2, E Brosnan 0–1. E Kinneavy (Roscommon) 23,214 Report Final replay 18 July 2004 Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney Kerry 3–10 – 2–09 Limerick D Ó Cinnéide 1–7, E Brosnan 1–1, T Ó Sé 1–0, P Galvin 0–1, MF Russell 0–1. E Keating 1–1, M Galvin 0–4, S Kelly 1–0, J Galvin 0–2, C Fitzgerald 0–2. M Curley (Galway) 29,379 Report Leinster Senior Football Championship 1st round Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final 100px 35px border|20px Carlow 4–15 border|20px Longford 1–16 border|20px Louth 0–08 border|20px Wexford 2–10 border|20px Westmeath 0–11 border|20px Offaly 0–10 border|20px Wexford 0–12 border|20px Kildare 0–10 border|20px Westmeath 0–14 border|20px Dublin 0–12 border|20px Carlow 1–07 border|20px Laois 0–15 border|20px Wicklow 1–08 border|20px Meath 2–13 border|20px Wexford 1–14 border|20px Westmeath 2–15 border|20px Laois 1–13 border|20px Meath 0–09 border|20px Westmeath 0–12 border|20px Laois 0–10 First round First round 9 May 2004 O'Connor Park, Tullamore Carlow 4–15 – 1–16 Longford S Rea 2–3, (1–0 pen, 3f); M Carpenter, P Hickey (0-1f) 1–1 each; S Kavanagh 0–3; J Nevin 0–2; J Hayden, J Byrne, T Walsh, B Carbery, B Kelly 0–1 each. P Davis 1–6 (0-3f, 1 line ball); P Barden 0–4, N Sheridan 0–3, L Keenan, T Smullen, J Martin (f) 0–1 each. T Quigley (Wexford) First round 16 May 2004 Parnell Park, Dublin Wexford 2–10 – 0–08 Louth M Forde 0–8, J Hegarty 1–0, D Foran 1–0, G Sunderland 0–1; P Colfer 0–1. O McDonnell 0–3, P Keenan 0–2; D Clarke 0–1, P Matthews 0–1, M Stanfield 0–1. M Hughes (Tyrone) First round 23 May 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Offaly 0–10 – 0–11 Westmeath J Coughlan 0–3, P Kellaghan 0–2, K Slattery 0–1, C McManus 0–1, J Grennan 0–1, N Coughlan 0–1, T Deehan 0–1. D Dolan 0–5, B Morley 0–2, M Ennis 0–1, F Wilson 0–1, D Glennon 0–1, JP Casey 0–1. P Russell (Tipperary) 32,563 Quarter-finals Quarter-final 23 May 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Wicklow 1–08 – 2–13 Meath T Gill 0–4, D McGillicuddy 1–0, B Ó hAnnaidh 0–1, A Ellis 0–1, T Hannon 0–1, W O’Gorman 0–1. D Regan 1–5, D Curtis 1–0, C McCarthy 0–2, T Giles 0–2, E Kelly 0–2, S McKeigue 0–1, S Mac Gabhann 0–1. J McKee (Armagh) Quarter-final 30 May 2004 Dr. Cullen Park, Carlow Carlow 1–07 – 0–15 Laois B Kelly 1–3, S Rea 0–2, M Carpenter 0–1, S Kavanagh 0–1. R Munnelly 0–4, B McDonald 0–3, M Lawlor 0–2, C Conway 0–2, C Parkinson 0–1, D Rooney 0–1, K Fitzpatrick 0–1, P Clancy 0–1. M Ryan (Limerick) Quarter-final 6 June 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Wexford 0–12 – 0–10 Kildare M Forde (0–7, five frees), P Forde (0–2), W Carley (0–1); D Breen (0–1), J Lawlor (0–1). J Doyle (0–2, two frees), P Brennan (0–2, one free), M Sullivan (0–2), K Ennis (0–1); D McCormack (0–1), P Hurley (0–1), T Fennin (0–1). M Collins (Cork) Quarter-final 6 June 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Westmeath 0–14 – 0–12 Dublin D Dolan (0–4, two frees), D Glennon (0–2), P Conway (0–2), A Mangan (0–2); B Morley (0–1), G Dolan (0–1), D Mitchell (0–1), J Fallon (0–1). J Sherlock (0–4), S Connell (0–3, two frees), A Brogan (0–3), B Cullen (0–1), C Moran (0–1). M Collins (Cork) Semi-finals Semi-final 20 June 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Meath 0–09 – 1–13 Laois J Sheridan 0–6, D Regan 0–2, T Giles 0–1. R Munnelly 0–6, C Parkinson 1–2, B McDonald 0–2, P Clancy 0–1, C Conway 0–1, M Lawlor 0–1. P McEnaney (Monaghan) Semi-final 27 June 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Wexford 1–14 – 2–15 Westmeath M Forde (0–8), J Lawlor (1–1), J Hegarty (0–2), P Forde (0–2), D Fogarty (0–1). P Dolan (1–7), S Colleary (1–0), B Morley (0–2), A Mangan (0–2), D Glennon (0–2), D Heavin (0–1), M Ennis (0–1). J White (Donegal) Final Final 18 July 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Laois 0–13 – 0–13 Westmeath C Conway 0–3, B McDonald 0–3, S Cooke 0–2, R Munnelly 0–2, M Lawlor 0–1, K Fitzpatrick 0–1, D Rooney 0–1. D Glennon 0–5, D Dolan 0–4, F Wilson 0–2, J Fallon 0–2. P McEnaney (Monaghan) Final replay 24 July 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Laois 0–10 – 0–12 Westmeath R Munnelly 0–3, K Fitzpatrick 0–2; P Clancy 0–1, T Kelly 0–1, B McDonald 0–1, D Brennan 0–1, C Parkinson 0–1. A Mangan 0–4, D Dolan 0–3, D Glennon 0–2, M Ennis 0–1, B Morley 0–1, F Wilson 0–1. M Monahan (Kildare) Ulster Senior Football Championship Preliminary round Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final 100px 35px border|20px Derry 1–06 border|20px Tyrone 1–17 border|20px Down 2–12 border|20px Cavan 3–13 border|20px Monaghan 0–10 border|20px Armagh 2–19 border|20px Antrim 1–09 border|20px Donegal 1–15 border|20px Fermanagh 0–12 border|20px Tyrone 1–13 border|20px Cavan 0–11 border|20px Armagh 0–13 border|20px Donegal 1–11 border|20px Tyrone 0–09 border|20px Armagh 3–15 border|20px Donegal 0–11 Preliminary round Preliminary round 9 May 2004 Healy Park, Omagh Tyrone 1–17 – 1–06 Derry K Hughes 1–2, S Cavanagh 0–4, M Harte 0–4, B Dooher 0–2, C McCullough 0–2, P Jordan 0–1, E McGinley 0–1, S O’Neill 0–1. Paddy Bradley 0–4, P Kelly 1–0, F McEldowney 0–1, E. Muldoon 0–1. B White (Wexford) Quarter-finals Quarter-final 16 May 2004 Casement Park, Belfast Down 1–13 – 1–13 Cavan B Coulter 1–2, D Hughes 0–4, L Doyle 0–4, R Sexton 0–1; J Clarke 0–1, A O’Prey 0–1. J Reilly 1–2, M Lyng 0–6, G Pierson 0–3, L Reilly 0–1, S Johnston 0–1. D Coldrick (Meath) Quarter-final 23 May 2004 St. Tiernach's Park, Clones Armagh 2–19 – 0–10 Monaghan S McDonnell 1–5, R Clarke 1–2, O McConville 0–5, P McKeever 0–4, T McEntee 0–1, M O’Rourke 0–1, B Mallon 0–1 P Finlay 0–4, D Clerkin 0–2, R Woods 0–2, D Freeman 0–2. J Bannon (Longford) Quarter-final replay 30 May 2004 Breffni Park, Cavan Cavan 3–13 – 2–12 Down J O’Reilly 1–3, M Lyng 0–5, P Reilly 1–0, D McCabe 1–0, M McKeever 0–3, P McKenna 0–1, T Crowe 0–1. B Coulter 2–2, A O’Prey 0–3, G McCartan 0–3, D Hughes 0–2, D Gordon 0–1, R Murtagh 0–1. S McCormack (Meath) Quarter-final 30 May 2004 MacCumhaill Park, Ballybofey Donegal 1–15 – 1–09 Antrim A Sweeney 0–5, B Boyle 1–0, B Devenney 0–3, C McFadden 0–3, M Hegarty 0–3, C Toye 0–1. K Madden 0–6, D O’Hare 1–1, K McGourty 0–1, J Marron 0–1. P Fox (Westmeath) Quarter-final 6 June 2004 St. Tiernach's Park, Clones Tyrone 1–13 – 0–12 Fermanagh M Harte (1–2, one pen, one free), O Mulligan (0–5, three frees), K Hughes (0–2), B McGuigan (0–1), S O'Neill (0–1); C Gourley (0–1); Sean Cavanagh (0–1). S Maguire (0–5, five frees), J Sherry (0–2), M McGrath (0–2), M Little (0–1); E Maguire (0–1), D Kelly (0–1). S McCormack (Meath) Semi-finals Semi-final 13 June 2004 St. Tiernach's Park, Clones Cavan 0–11 – 0–13 Armagh O McConville 0–5, S McDonnell 0–2, B Mallon 0–2, R Clarke 0–1, P McKeever 0–1, K McElvanna 0–1, D Marsden 0–1. M Lyng 0–4, G Pierson 0–3, L Reilly 0–3, D McCabe 0–1. M Monahan (Kildare) Semi-final 20 June 2004 St Tiernach's Park, Clones Donegal 1–11 – 0–09 Tyrone C McFadden 1–7, B Roper 0–1, B Monaghan 0–1, C Toye 0–1, A Sweeney 0–1. O Mulligan 0–4, S O'Neill 0–2, M Harte 0–1, J McMahon 0–1, S Sweeney 0–1. G Kinneavy (Roscommon) Final Final 11 July 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Armagh 3–15 – 0–11 Donegal O McConville 1–3, P McKeever 1–3, D Marsden 1–2, T McEntee 0–2, S McDonnell 0–2, P Loughran 0–1, R Clarke 0–1, B Mallon 0–1. C McFadden 0–3, A Sweeney 0–2, B Devenney 0–2, M Hegarty 0–1, B Roper 0–1, J Gildea 0–1, R Kavanagh 0–1. M Collins (Cork) Connacht Senior Football Championship Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final 100px 35px border|20px London 0–08 border|20px Galway 8–14 border|20px New York 1–08 border|20px Mayo 3–28 border|20px Sligo 1–15 border|20px Roscommon 2–16 border|20px Galway 1–09 border|20px Mayo 0–18 border|20px Leitrim 0–05 border|20px Roscommon 1–09 border|20px Mayo 2–13 border|20px Roscommon 0–09 Quarter-finals Quarter-final 2 May 2004 Gaelic Park, New York City New York 1–08 – 3–28 Mayo K O'Connor (1–1), J Killeen (0–3), E Bradley (0–2), K Lilly (0–2). C Mortimer (1–12, six frees), A O'Malley (1–3), A Moran (0–5), M Moyles (1–1), M McNicholas (0–2), J Gill (0–2), A Dillon (0–1), B Maloney (0–1), F Costello (0–1). M Collins (Cork) 5,000 Quarter-final 23 May 2004 Dr. Hyde Park, Roscommon Roscommon 1–10 – 0–13 Sligo F Dolan 0–6, K Mannion 1–2, N Dinneen 0–1, S O’Neill 0–1. D Sloyan 0–5, G McGowan 0–3, S Davey 0–2, M Brehony 0–2, M McNamara 0–1. J McQuillan (Cavan) Quarter-final replay 29 May 2004 Markievicz Park, Sligo Sligo 1–15 – 2–16(aet) Roscommon P Taylor 1–4, D Sloyan 0–4, S Davey 0–3; M Breheny 0–2, M McNamara 0–1, J Davey 0–1. S Curran 1–1; G Henegan 1–1, F Dolan 0–3, F Grehan 0–2, S O'Neill 0–2, K Mannion 0–2, G Cox 0–1, P Noone 0–1, J Dunning 0–1, A McPadden 0–1, J Tiernan 0–1. A Mangan (Kerry) Quarter-final 30 May 2004 Emerald GAA Grounds, Ruislip London 0–08 – 8–14 Galway S Doran 0–3, F McMahon 0–2, G Kane 0–1, D Kineavey 0–1, G Weldon 0–1. P Joyce 2–3, M Donnellan 2–1, J Bergin 2–1, T Joyce 1–0, M Meehan 1–0, J Devane 0–3, N Joyce 0–3, S Óg de Paor 0–1, S Ó Domhnaill 0–1, M Clancy 0–1. J White (Donegal) Semi-finals Semi-final 20 June 2004 Páirc Seán Mac Diarmada, Carrick-on-Shannon Leitrim 1–10 – 0–13 Roscommon M Foley 1–1, C Regan 0–2, J McKeon 0–1, B Prior 0–1, D Maxwell 0–1, J Goldrick 0–1, F McBrien 0–1, S Canning 0–1, P Farrell 0–1. F Dolan 0–6, S O'Neill 0–3, F Grehan 0–2, S Lohan 0–1, G Cox 0–1. M Hughes (Tyrone) Semi-final 26 June 2004 Dr. Hyde Park, Roscommon Roscommon 1–09 – 0–05 Leitrim J Hanly (1–1), F Dolan (0–3), J Tiernan (0–2), G Cox (0–2), J Dunning (0–1). M Foley (0–2), F McBrien (0–1), J Goldrick (0–1), J Guckian (0–1). S Geaney (Cork) Semi-final 27 June 2004 McHale Park, Castlebar Mayo 0–18 – 1–09 Galway C Mortimer 0–8, K McDonald 0–3, B Maloney 0–2, J Gill 0–2; R McGarrity 0–1, D Heaney 0–1, T Mortimer 0–1. P Joyce 0–5, M Meehan 1–1, M Donnellan 0–3. D Coldrick (Meath) Final Final 18 July 2004 McHale Park, Castlebar Mayo 2–13 – 0–09 Roscommon C Mortimer 0–9, T Mortimer 1–1, A O’Malley 1–0, K McDonald 0–1, C Moran 0–1, A Dillon 0–1. G Heneghan 0–5, N Dineen 0–1, S Lohan 0–1, J Hanly 0–1, F Dolan 0–1. B White (Wexford) 34,790 Qualifiers Round 1 The losers of the preliminary-round matches and quarter final matches of each provincial championship started the qualifier. Round 1 12 June 2004 St. Conleth's Park, Newbridge Kildare 1–16 – 2–17 Offaly J McQuillan (Cavan) 10,000 Round 1 12 June 2004 St. Tiernach's Park, Clones Monaghan 1–16 – 4–15 Longford Report Round 1 12 June 2004 Cusack Park, Ennis Clare 1–15 – 1–07 Sligo Report Round 1 12 June 2004 Dr. Cullen Park, Carlow Carlow 1–13 – 1–19 Down Report Round 1 12 June 2004 Aughrim Park, Aughrim Wicklow 1–10 – 1–15 Derry Report Round 1 12 June 2004 Drogheda Park, Drogheda Louth 2–13 – 0–14 Antrim Report Round 1 12 June 2004 Parnell Park, Dublin Dublin 3–24 – 0–06 London Report Round 1 12 June 2004 Semple Stadium, Thurles Tipperary Not played Fermanagh Tipperary withdrew from the competition following the resignation of their manager, Andy Shorthall, giving Fermanagh a walkover into Round 2.http://www.rte.ie/sport/2004/0610/tipperary.html Tipperary footballers withdraw from team RTÉ Sport 2004-06-10 2010-07-27 Round 2 The winners of round 1 were joined by the semi-final losers of each provincial championship. The matches would be between a round 2 winner and a provincial championship semi final loser. Round 2 3 July 2004 Parnell Park, Dublin Galway 2–08 – 0–09 Louth Report Round 2 3 July 2004 Pearse Park, Longford Longford 1–14 – 1–05 Waterford Report Round 2 3 July 2004 Cusack Park, Ennis Clare 0–11 – 0–15 Cork Report Round 2 3 July 2004 Páirc Seán Mac Diarmada, Carrick-on-Shannon Leitrim 1–04 – 0–13 Dublin Report Round 2 3 July 2004 Páirc Esler, Newry Down 0–10 – 1–15 Tyrone Report Round 2 3 July 2004 Brewster Park, Enniskillen Fermanagh 0–19 – 2–12 Meath Round 2 4 July 2004 Celtic Park, Derry Derry 0–25 – 2–09 Cavan Report Round 2 10 July 2004 Wexford Park, Wexford Wexford 2–14 – 0–15 Offaly A. Mangan (Kerry) 9500 Report Round 3 The winners of round 2 contest as the matches from here were lowered to four. Matches were open. Round 3 10 July 2004 O'Moore Park, Portlaoise Dublin 1–17 – 0–11 Longford Report Round 3 17 July 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Fermanagh 0–18 – 0–11 Cork Report Round 3 17 July 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Tyrone 1–16 – 0–11 Galway Report Round 3 17 July 2004 Parnell Park, Dublin Derry 2–16 – 2–05 Wexford Report Round 4 The winners of round 3 were joined by the losers of each provincial championship final. The matches would be between a round 3 winner and the loser of a provincial championship final. Round 4 24 July 2004 Dr. Hyde Park, Roscommon Derry 0–10 – 0–07 Limerick Report Round 4 24 July 2004 St. Tiernach's Park, Clones Fermanagh 1–10 – 0–12 Donegal Report Round 4 1 August 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Dublin 1–14 – 0–13 Roscommon Report Round 4 1 August 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Tyrone 3–15 – 2–04 Laois Report All-Ireland Senior Football Championship The provincial champions and the winners of round 4 contested the quarter-finals. The quarter final matches would be between a provincial champion and a round 4 winner. Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final 100px 35px border|20px Fermanagh border|20px Armagh 0–12 0–11 border|20px Mayo border|20px Tyrone 0–16 1–09 border|20px Derry border|20px Westmeath 2–09 0–13 border|20px Kerry border|20px Dublin 1–15 1–08 border|20px Fermanagh(R) border|20px Mayo(R) 0–091-08 0–090–13 border|20px Derry border|20px Kerry 1–11 1–17 border|20px Mayo border|20px Kerry 2–09 1–20 Quarter-finals Quarter-final 7 August 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Fermanagh 0–12 – 0–11 Armagh S Maguire 0–5, T Brewster 0–3, C Bradley 0–2, E Maguire 0–1, J Sherry 0–1. S McDonnell 0–7, K McGeeney 0–1, P McKeever 0–1, D Marsden 0–1, O McConville 0–1. J Bannon (Longford) Quarter-final 7 August 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Mayo 0–16 – 1–09 Tyrone A Dillon 0–6, D Brady 0–3, C Mortimer 0–3, T Mortimer 0–2, R McGarrity 0–1, K McDonald 0–1. S O’Neill 1–3, O Mulligan 0–3, M Harte 0–1, G Cavlan 0–1, P Canavan 0–1. P Russell (Tipperary) Quarter-final 14 August 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Derry 2–09 – 0–13 Westmeath E. Muldoon (1–6, 4 frees), Paddy Bradley (1–2, 1 free), E Burke (0–1). D Dolan (0–5, 3 frees, 1 ’45), J Fallon (0–2, 2 frees), F Wilson (0–2, 2 frees), D Glennon (0–2), A Mangan (0–1), G Dolan (0–1). M Curley (Galway) Quarter-final 14 August 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Kerry 1–15 – 1–08 Dublin D Ó Cinnéide (1–5, 3 frees), C Cooper (0–5, 1 free), W Kirby (0–2), D O'Sullivan (0–1), P Galvin (0–1), L Hassett (0–1). S Connell (0–5, 5 frees), J Sherlock (1–0), D Homan (0–2), C Keaney (0–1, free). P McEnaney (Monaghan) Semi-finals Semi-final 22 August 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Mayo 0–09 – 0–09 Fermanagh C Mortimer (0–4), A Dillon (0–2); K McDonald (0–1), D Heaney (0–1), T Mortimer (0–1). C Bradley (0–3), T Brewster (0–1), J Sherry (0–1), L McBarron (0–1); E Maguire (0–1), S Maguire (0–1), M Little (0–1). M Collins (Cork) Semi-final replay 28 August 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Mayo 0–13 – 1–08 Fermanagh C Mortimer (0–5), T Mortimer (0–3), K McDonald (0–2), R McGarrity (0–1), A O'Malley (0–1), D Brady (0–1). J Sherry (1–1), C Bradley (0–3), S Maguire (0–2), M Little (0–1); T Brewster (0–1). J Bannon (Longford) Semi-final 29 August 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Derry 1–11 – 1–17 Kerry Paddy Bradley (0–6), E. Muldoon (1–1), C Gilligan (0–2), F Doherty (0–1), P McFlynn (0–1). C Cooper (0–6), D O'Sullivan (1–0), D O Cinneide (0–2), MF Russell (0–2), T Ó Sé (0–2), E Brosnan (0–1), P Galvin (0–1); D Ó Sé (0–1), P Kelly (0–1), W Kirby (0–1). Final Final 26 September 2004 Croke Park, Dublin Kerry 1–20 – 2–09 Mayo C Cooper (1–5), D Ó Cinnéide (0–8), W Kirby (0–3); P Galvin (0–1); D O'Sullivan (0–1), M Ó Sé (0–1), MF Russell (0–1). A Dillon (1–2), M Conroy (1–1), K McDonald (0–4), C Mortimer (0–1), B Maloney (0–1). P McEnaney (Monaghan) 79,749 2004 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final Championship statistics Miscellaneous Carlow defeat Longford in the Leinster Championship for the first time since 1977. Limerick and Waterford meet in the Munster Championship for the first time since 1991. The Ulster final was moved from St Tiernach's Park, Clones to Croke Park, Dublin the venue hosted before in the 1939 replay. Westmeath win the Leinster Championship for the very first time in their history. Fermanagh reach the All Ireland semi finals for the first time. Top scorers Player County Scores Total Mattie Forde Wexford 3–38 47 Conor Mortimer Mayo 1–42 45 Paddy Bradley Derry 2–38 44 Padraic Davis Longford 2–28 34 Enda Muldoon Derry 3–24 33 Dara Ó Cinnéide Kerry 2–25 31 Dessie Dolan Westmeath 1–27 30 Mark Harte Tyrone 3–18 27 Stephan Maguire Fermanagh 0–27 27 References All-Ireland Senior Football Championship