Cardinal Health employees outside the plant last August as details emerged that it planned to cease operations in Tullamore
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Kerry and Meath All-Ireland Championship showdown fixed for Tullamore
The All Ireland Senior Football Championship group game between Kerry and Meath has been fixed for Glenisk O Connor Park.
The clash between the top two teams in Group 2 of the All Ireland Series takes place on 4.15pm on Saturday, June 14.
Kerry top the group having won both their group games with Meath just a point behind having won one and drawn one so far.
Both teams have qualified for the knock-out stages but the winner of this game will top the group and get straight into a quarter-final and avoiding a preliminary quarter-final.
Meath being in the game will be of interest to Offaly fans as the Royal county staged a second-half comeback to knock Offaly out in the Leinster quarter-final.
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