Leinster U21Football Championship Wed 29 February 2012
Dublin, Offaly, Louth and Carlow progress to the quarter-finals of the Cadbury Leinster U21 Football Championship tonight.
Offaly defeated Meath by 1-9 to 0-9 in Gracefield.
Mark Young No 14 for Offaly scored the only goal of the match in the second half. Offaly had No 15 Paul McPadden sent off 20 min into first half. Offaly were down to 14 men for the second half as a result. Meath had No 7 Daragh Maguire sent off 10 min from the end. The sides had been level at 0-5 each at the break.
Louth had a 6-35 to 0-2 win over Kilkenny in Ballyragget. The Cats wre down to 15 men on the night.
Dublin advanced by 1-12 to 1-9 against Wexford in Enniscorthy. The Dubs led by 1-7 to 1-2 at the break but Wexford tied the game at 1-8 each with five minutes remaining before Dublin hit three late points.
Carlow defeated Wicklow by 0-13 to 1-6 in Baltinglass. Carlow missing a second half penalty.
Offaly 1-9 0-9 Meath OFFALY : G Shields; D Hanlon, E Rigney, J Kavanagh; S Hannon, J Ledwith (0-1), J McPadden; M Brazil, D Kelly; D Hogan, A Sullivan (0-3, one free, one ’45), G Guilfoyle; T Spain, B Allen (0-3), P McPadden. Subs : M Young (1-2) for Spain (25 mins), S Cullen for Allen (60 mins).
MEATH : C McHugh; C McConnell, B Dillon, J Quigley; P Fox (0-1), C Lenehan, D Maguire; B Menton, S Tobin (0-1); D Larkin, M O’Sullivan, D Carroll (0-2, one free); S Gillespie (0-4, two frees), N Murphy, P McKeever. Subs : A Forde (0-1) for Murphy (22 mins), C Devereux for Larkin (half-time), D Keoghan for Quigley (56 mins), F Toolin for Tobin (56 mins).
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Leinster U21Football Championship
ReplyDeleteWed 29 February 2012
Dublin, Offaly, Louth and Carlow progress to the quarter-finals of the Cadbury Leinster U21 Football Championship tonight.
Offaly defeated Meath by 1-9 to 0-9 in Gracefield.
Mark Young No 14 for Offaly scored the only goal of the match in the second half.
Offaly had No 15 Paul McPadden sent off 20 min into first half. Offaly were down to 14 men for the second half as a result.
Meath had No 7 Daragh Maguire sent off 10 min from the end.
The sides had been level at 0-5 each at the break.
Louth had a 6-35 to 0-2 win over Kilkenny in Ballyragget. The Cats wre down to 15 men on the night.
Dublin advanced by 1-12 to 1-9 against Wexford in Enniscorthy.
The Dubs led by 1-7 to 1-2 at the break but Wexford tied the game at 1-8 each with five minutes remaining before Dublin hit three late points.
Carlow defeated Wicklow by 0-13 to 1-6 in Baltinglass.
Carlow missing a second half penalty.
Offaly 1-9 0-9 Meath
ReplyDeleteOFFALY : G Shields; D Hanlon, E Rigney, J Kavanagh; S Hannon, J Ledwith (0-1), J McPadden; M Brazil, D Kelly; D Hogan, A Sullivan (0-3, one free, one ’45), G Guilfoyle; T Spain, B Allen (0-3), P McPadden. Subs : M Young (1-2) for Spain (25 mins), S Cullen for Allen (60 mins).
MEATH : C McHugh; C McConnell, B Dillon, J Quigley; P Fox (0-1), C Lenehan, D Maguire; B Menton, S Tobin (0-1); D Larkin, M O’Sullivan, D Carroll (0-2, one free); S Gillespie (0-4, two frees), N Murphy, P McKeever. Subs : A Forde (0-1) for Murphy (22 mins), C Devereux for Larkin (half-time), D Keoghan for Quigley (56 mins), F Toolin for Tobin (56 mins).
Referee: D Maher (Westmeath).
Dublin v Westmeath 21.3.2012 Portlaoise 7.30pm
ReplyDeleteLouth v Offaly 21.3.2012 Navan 7.30pm