Meath minor manager Andy McEntee will be hoping for a win in Newry on Sunday evening.
The Meath minor team for Sunday's All-Ireland MFC quarter-final against Tyrone in Newry was announced earlier.
The game will throw-in at 7.15
1 Jack Hannigan (Donaghmore/Ashbourne)
2 Declan Smyth (Dunsany)
3 Brian Power (Ratoath)
4 Shane Gallagher (Simonstown Gaels)
5 Patrick Kennelly (Dunderry)
6 Shane McEntee (Dunboyne/Kilbride)
7 Ruairi O Coileain (Navan O'Mahonys)
8 Adam Flanagan (Clonard)
9 Padraig Harnan (Jeninkstown Gaels) Captain
10 Cillian O'Sullivan (Jeninkstown Gaels)
11 Jason Daly (St Peters Dunboyne/Kilbride)
12 James McEntee (St Vincents/Curraha)
13 Barry Dardis (Summerhill)
14 Stephen Coogan (Dunderry)
15 Fiachra Ward (Wolfe Tones)
Meath's Stephen Coogan gains possession ahead of Tyrone's Caolan Harvey during the All Ireland MFC quarter final at Newry ©INPHO
Meath 2-12
Tyrone 1-14
Beaten out the gate by Dublin in the Leinster final, Meath bounced back with a dramatic victory over Tyrone in last night's All-Ireland minor football quarter-final at Newry.
Ulster champions Tyrone looked to have done enough when leading by a point in the dying moments, but there was one final twist when full forward Stephen Coogan scored a late winning goal for the Royals, who can now look forward to an All-Ireland semi-final against Mayo on August 26.
Andy McEntee's charges showed that they meant business when Barry Dardis palmed the ball to the Tyrone after just 12 seconds. It didn't take the pre-match favourites long to recover from that setback, however, with Sean Hackett raising a green flag at the other end five minutes later.
The sides were level on 1-7 apiece at half-time. Tyrone enjoyed the lion's share of possession in the second half, but were let down by poor finishing. In spite of this, their top scorer Mark Bradley looked to have got them over the line before Coogan pounced for his dramatic winner.
Meath: J Hannigan; D Smith, B Power, S Gallagher; C Carton, P Harnan, S Lavin ; A Flanagan, S McEntee; C O'Sullivan (0-3), J Daly (0-1), J McEntee; B Dardis (1-0), S Coogan (1-4), F Ward (0-4, 3f). Subs: R Burlingham for Hannigan, A Neary for Smyth, P. Kennelly for Daly.
Tyrone: D Martin; R Mullan, P Hampsey, C Harvey; C Corr, C Mallon, R Brennan; D McNulty (0-1), A Devlin; K McGeary, M Cassidy (0-1), R Sludden; M Bradley (0-6), J McGahan (0-4, two frees), S Hackett (1-2, 0-1f). Subs: R McGlone for Sludden, D Carroll for McNulty.
Referee: F Kelly (Longford).
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MFC quarter-final: Coogan the hero for Meath
06 August 2012Meath's Stephen Coogan gains possession ahead of Tyrone's Caolan Harvey during the All Ireland MFC quarter final at Newry ©INPHO
Tyrone 1-14
Beaten out the gate by Dublin in the Leinster final, Meath bounced back with a dramatic victory over Tyrone in last night's All-Ireland minor football quarter-final at Newry.
Ulster champions Tyrone looked to have done enough when leading by a point in the dying moments, but there was one final twist when full forward Stephen Coogan scored a late winning goal for the Royals, who can now look forward to an All-Ireland semi-final against Mayo on August 26.
Andy McEntee's charges showed that they meant business when Barry Dardis palmed the ball to the Tyrone after just 12 seconds. It didn't take the pre-match favourites long to recover from that setback, however, with Sean Hackett raising a green flag at the other end five minutes later.
The sides were level on 1-7 apiece at half-time. Tyrone enjoyed the lion's share of possession in the second half, but were let down by poor finishing. In spite of this, their top scorer Mark Bradley looked to have got them over the line before Coogan pounced for his dramatic winner.
Meath: J Hannigan; D Smith, B Power, S Gallagher; C Carton, P Harnan, S Lavin ; A Flanagan, S McEntee; C O'Sullivan (0-3), J Daly (0-1), J McEntee; B Dardis (1-0), S Coogan (1-4), F Ward (0-4, 3f). Subs: R Burlingham for Hannigan, A Neary for Smyth, P. Kennelly for Daly.
Tyrone: D Martin; R Mullan, P Hampsey, C Harvey; C Corr, C Mallon, R Brennan; D McNulty (0-1), A Devlin; K McGeary, M Cassidy (0-1), R Sludden; M Bradley (0-6), J McGahan (0-4, two frees), S Hackett (1-2, 0-1f). Subs: R McGlone for Sludden, D Carroll for McNulty.
Referee: F Kelly (Longford).
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