Good evening and welcome to our live coverage of today’s All-Ireland SFC round 3 qualifier between Kildare and Mayo at Newbridge. Here’s how the sides are named to start:
Kildare
1. Mark Donnellan (Maynooth)
2. Peter Kelly (Two Mile House)
3. David Hyland (Athy)
4. Mick O’Grady (Celbridge)
5. Johnny Byrne (Allenwood)
6. Eoin Doyle (Naas – captain)
7. Kevin Flynn (Celbridge)
8. Kevin Feely (Athy)
9. Tommy Moolick (Leixlip)
10. Fergal Conway (Celbridge)
11. Paul Cribbin (Johnstownbridge)
12. Keith Cribbin (Johnstownbridge)
13. Neil Flynn (Maynooth)
14. Daniel Flynn (Johnstownbridge)
15. Paddy Brophy (Celbridge)
Mayo
1. David Clarke (Ballina Stephenites)
2. Chris Barrett (Belmullet)
3. Ger Cafferkey (Ballina Stephenites)
4. Keith Higgins (Ballyhaunis)
5. Lee Keegan (Westport)
6. Colm Boyle (Davitts)
7. Patrick Durcan (Castlebar Mitchels)
8. Diarmuid O’Connor (Ballintubber)
9. Stephen Coen (Hollymount/Carramore)
10. Kevin McLoughlin (Knockmore)
11. Aidan O’Shea (Breaffy)
12. James Durcan (Castlebar Mitchels)
13. Jason Doherty (Burrishoole)
14. Cillian O’Connor (Ballintubber – captain)
15. Andy Moran (Ballaghaderreen)
We’ve got the latest score from the Cavan-Tyrone qualifier clash:
43 mins - Cavan 1-6 Tyrone 0-10
Crowds streaming into St Conleth's Park in Newbridge - more red and green than lilywhite. #RTEGAA pic.twitter.com/eS0h8bsd1o
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) June 30, 2018
FT - Cavan 1-12 Tyrone 0-18
Mickey Harte’s side are into Monday’s round 4 qualifer draw.
Now our focus turns to Newbridge for this clash between Kildare and Mayo.
Here are the subs lists for either team:
Mayo
Kildare
Kildare 0-2 Mayo 0-1
Neil Flynn kicked 0-5 against Longford last weekend and he clips over his first of the evening with a well-struck free.
Kildare 0-3 Mayo 0-1
Feely and Moolick play a one-two, with the former adding a point.
Kildare 0-3 Mayo 0-1
Kildare are really pressing David Clarke’s kick-outs, while Kevin Feely is stationed at full-forward and looking dangerous.
Kildare 0-3 Mayo 0-2
Reigning Footballer of the Year Andy Moran is up and running with his first score of the game.
Kildare 0-4 Mayo 0-2
Daniel Flynn races down the end line and fists over the bar. Fine start to this from Kildare.
Kildare 0-6 Mayo 0-2
A brilliant Kildare move sees Paddy Brophy pick out Paul Cribbin who splits the posts.
Kildare 0-7 Mayo 0-4
Mick O’Grady is penalised for a foul and O’Connor brings Mayo to within three.
Kildare 0-7 Mayo 0-5
Paddy Durcan drills over his first of the evening with a superb effort.
Kildare 0-7 Mayo 0-6
Mayo’s running game is improving as O’Connor converts another free. That’s his third. Kildare’s five-point lead has been reduced to one.
A huge point for @MayoGAA from Paddy Durcan pic.twitter.com/fFNU0azbxk
— The GAA (@officialgaa) June 30, 2018
Kildare 0-7 Mayo 0-7
Five in-a-row now for Mayo as Durcan adds his second – this one off his left.
Kildare 0-7 Mayo 0-8
The Kildare fouls are beginning to rack up and O’Connor slots over his fourth as Mayo assume the lead.
Kildare 0-8 Mayo 0-9
That was Kildare’s first in 14 minutes but Mayo respond immediately through Diarmuid O’Connor.
Kildare 0-9 Mayo 0-9
2010 All-Star Peter Kelly makes a brilliant run through the Mayo rearguard and is fouled just outside the penalty area. Flynn applies the finish. We’re level for a fourth time in St Conleth’s Park.
Some snaps from an entertaining opening half.
Kildare 0-10 Mayo 0-10
Flynn sends over his first from play and his fifth point overall. We’re level again.
Kildare 0-11 Mayo 0-10
Paul Cribbin sends Kildare in front with his third score from five shots.
Kildare 0-12 Mayo 0-12
A Cillian O’Connor free is give despite appearing to sail right over the post. Paddy Durcan adds another point for Mayo, but Neil Flynn pulls a free back for the Lilywhites.
Mattie McGleenan’s men could never get their noses in front
Kildare 0-12 Mayo 0-13
Kevin McLoughlin opens up his account with a hooked effort off his left.
Kildare 0-12 Mayo 0-14
Durcan feeds Doherty who kicks Mayo into a two-point lead.
Kildare 0-13 Mayo 0-14
Paul Cribbin takes the game to Mayo and wins a free. Flynn converts the free.
Kildare 0-14 Mayo 0-14
Paul Cribbin adds another one, he’s been excellent so far in Newbridge. That’s his fourth from play to make the game level for the eighth time.
Kildare 0-14 Mayo 0-15
A great move starts with a McLoughlin ball into Moran, who wins and feeds James Durcan. Durcan goes to ground but finds Doherty for his second point.
Kildare 0-15 Mayo 0-15
Slattery injects some pace and passes to Flynn who points. The move started with a sensational Feely mark in midfield.
Kildare 0-16 Mayo 0-15
Feely gives Kildare the lead, he’s really come into the game in the last 10 minutes.
Kildare 0-17 Mayo 0-15
Johnny Byrne fires over a superb score from the right wing. Kildare lead by two!
CHANCE! Diarmuid O’Connor goes close to finding the net but it deflects out for a 45.
Kildare 0-17 Mayo 0-6
Cillian O’Connor swings over the 45 and we’re set-up for a grandstand finish.
Kildare 0-17 Mayo 0-17
Eoin O’Donoghue isn’t long in off the bench but he kicks a brilliant effort from bring the game level.
Kildare 0-18 Mayo 0-17
Peter Kelly fists over a vital score for Kildare, who are five minutes from victory.
Kildare 0-15 Mayo 0-15
Kildare 0-19 Mayo 0-17
Niall Kelly fists over a score to edge Kildare two in front.
Kildare 0-15 Mayo 0-15
Kildare 0-19 Mayo 0-18
Paddy Durcan swings over a lovely score, his fourth of the day. Squeaky bum time now for Kildare.
Kildare 0-15 Mayo 0-15
BLACK CARD! Kevin McLoughlin will be replaced by Cian Hanley for the final few minutes.
Kildare 0-20 Mayo 0-18
Niall Kelly sees a goal chance saved by Clarke, but Diarmuid O’Connor is deemed to have touched the ball on the ground. Neil Flynn curls over a close-range Kildare free.
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And if he hadn’t tried to amalgamate the middle eastern countries to take control if it’s oil reserves by trading it in denar instead of dollars, he may well still be alive. Great to see Libya thriving today though under western democracy
@domas1507: I must add though that the counter argument would be that if we hadn’t delivered “democracy” then we would have lost control of a vital resource and we would possibly be the countries in turmoil. So it all depends on how you like you bread buttered I suppose
@domas1507: yeah, but more importantly, who won the match?
@Conoroconnor: Watch it tonight… Exclusively on RTE
@Gary Donlan: indeed I will. I have it set to record.
@Conoroconnor: ended 1-1
@domas1507: spoiler alert ffs!
The gas thing here is that Hughey made his close friend Larry Goodman a rich man because of sending beef to Libya. The same fella today has a monopoly on Irish beef factories because he holds the only offal license in the country. He uses this to keep the price of beef paid to farmers low.
Also look up the beef tribunal and how Haughey bailed out Goodman after the US invaded Iraq and Goodman went bankrupt.
Farmer gets €1200 for his product, he keeps them for 30 months. The factory and the supermarket get €1500 in profits for a few days work.
Each animal is worth about €2700 when sold to the consumer.
@great gael of Eire:Didnt know Hughey was friends with Larry Goodman. I’ve never seen him drinking in mccoys
@Peter Govan: Very good. Haha
Poor Gaddafi. Iti was probably the BSE beef that did it.