IT’S 25 YEARS today since the gripping and epic four-game series between Meath and Dublin in the Leinster senior football championship finally concluded.
The clashes between the Dubs and the Royals gripped the country, before finally concluding on 6 July 1991.
Leinster SFC first round 1991
2 June – Dublin 1-12 Meath 1-12
9 June – Dublin 1-11 Meath 1-11 (after extra time)
23 June – Dublin 1-14 Meath 2-11 (after extra time)
6 July – Dublin 0-15 Meath 2-10
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Dublin were on the cusp of victory as they possessed a 0-15 to 1-9 advantage with time running out before Kevin Foley proved the unlikely hero for Meath by bagging that crucial goal.
It's 25 years ago today since the GAA's most famous four-game saga ended
IT’S 25 YEARS today since the gripping and epic four-game series between Meath and Dublin in the Leinster senior football championship finally concluded.
The clashes between the Dubs and the Royals gripped the country, before finally concluding on 6 July 1991.
Leinster SFC first round 1991
Dublin were on the cusp of victory as they possessed a 0-15 to 1-9 advantage with time running out before Kevin Foley proved the unlikely hero for Meath by bagging that crucial goal.
‘Everybody was shocked, Kevin f*****g Foley! Where did he come from?’
And then Meath won the resultant kickout before fashioning the move that culminated in David Beggy popping over the winning point.
Finally a winner had been produced after a series of games that won’t be forgotten.
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