THERE WERE WINS for Dublin, Kildare, Westmeath and Meath in this afternoon’s Leinster Minor Football Championship quarter-finals.
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Dublin led Wexford by just two points at the halfway point but took control after the break and won out comfortably in the end. They will face Kildare in the last four after the Lilywhites recorded victory over Offaly.
Wicklow played much of the second half with 14 men against Westmeath, after Niall Donnelly was shown a red card, and went down 2-13 to 0-10 in Mullingar.
Goals from Daire Rowe and Joe Wallace, meanwhile, earned Meath a win over Laois in Portlaoise.
Kildare 3-1 Offaly 0-5
Dublin 0-17 Wexford 0-9
Westmeath 2-13 Wicklow 0-10
Meath 2-13 Laois 0-9
Christy Ring Cup In the Christy Ring Cup, Meath overcame Kildare in Newbridge – with the game going to extra time after Kildare had held the lead for long spells in normal time. Kerry also progressed to the semi-finals thanks to their 0-14 to 0-8 scoreline against Derry in Tralee.
Down saw off Armagh in Crossmaglen despite being behind at half-time while, in Arklow, Wicklow were inspired by Andy O’Brien (who scored 3-10) in their win over Mayo.
Here's a round-up of today's GAA action
Leinster MFC quarter-finals
THERE WERE WINS for Dublin, Kildare, Westmeath and Meath in this afternoon’s Leinster Minor Football Championship quarter-finals.
Dublin led Wexford by just two points at the halfway point but took control after the break and won out comfortably in the end. They will face Kildare in the last four after the Lilywhites recorded victory over Offaly.
Wicklow played much of the second half with 14 men against Westmeath, after Niall Donnelly was shown a red card, and went down 2-13 to 0-10 in Mullingar.
Goals from Daire Rowe and Joe Wallace, meanwhile, earned Meath a win over Laois in Portlaoise.
Christy Ring Cup
In the Christy Ring Cup, Meath overcame Kildare in Newbridge – with the game going to extra time after Kildare had held the lead for long spells in normal time. Kerry also progressed to the semi-finals thanks to their 0-14 to 0-8 scoreline against Derry in Tralee.
Down saw off Armagh in Crossmaglen despite being behind at half-time while, in Arklow, Wicklow were inspired by Andy O’Brien (who scored 3-10) in their win over Mayo.
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