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Mayo's Kiltane to face Monaghan's Truagh in All-Ireland intermediate football decider

The sides will face off on Sunday February 9th in Croke Park.

MAYOโ€™S KILTANE AND Monaghanโ€™s Truagh advanced to the AIB All-Ireland intermediate club football final today.

Kiltane defeated Corkโ€™s Clyda Rovers by 2-9 to 0-9 in their semi-final tie played at Duggan Park in Ballinasloe. Kiltane laid the foundations for their win in the first-half as they were ten points clear at the interval.

Ultan Corrigan struck their first goal to put them 1-4 to 0-2 ahead before Mikey Sweeney created the opening for Shane Lindsay to hit home the second goal. A point by Tony Gaughan, a member of the London side that reached last yearโ€™s Connacht final, left the winners 2-7 to 0-3 ahead at the break.

Clyda Rovers fought back in the second-half but found scores hard to come by as they trailed by 2-9 to 0-6 with ten minutes left. They were awarded a penalty in the finale but Paudie Kissaneโ€™s effort went over rather than under the bar.

Kiltane ran out six-point victors and will hope to become the first Mayo club to lift the All-Ireland intermediate title next month. Theyโ€™ll face Truagh in that final after the Monaghan club got the better of Geraldines from Louth with 2-10 to 1-9 success in their clash in Crossmaglen.

Truagh made the early running to lead 0-7 to 0-4 at the break and then got an early second-half boost when Mark Counihan billowed the back of the Geraldines net. They stretched their lead to 1-9 to 0-5 with ten minutes remaining.

But then Geraldines produced a superb comeback to rattle off 1-4 without reply and tie the teams entering the finale. Extra-time looked on the cards before Daniel McKenna proved Truaghโ€™s hero as his goal secured their passage to the All-Ireland final.

The sides will now face off in the decider on Sunday February 9th in Croke Park.

RESULTS
All-Ireland IFC club semi-finals
Kiltane (Mayo) 2-9 Clyda Rovers (Cork) 0-9
Truagh (Monaghan) 2-10 Geraldines (Louth) 1-9

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    Feb 18th 2022, 8:53 AM

    โ€œNo Bray Wanderers anymoreโ€? They are literally still called Bray Wanderers, Devlin ya eejit. Cabo fans and members have every right to be upset at a supposed merger, which is nothing of the sort but wipes out their Club entirely and gifts their assets to the otherโ€ฆ.

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    Feb 18th 2022, 9:17 AM

    Got a pain in my head reading this could they not just settle on โ€œThe Club formalerlly know as Bray and Cabinteelyโ€ and new name TBD! It would hurt my brain a little less!

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    Feb 18th 2022, 10:01 AM

    Heโ€™s a cod,Bill!!!!!!

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    Feb 19th 2022, 12:57 PM

    Cabinteely the big losers here, as in GONE from existence! So sad for such a vibrant club, one of the best set-ups in the country obliterated. BW not exactly winners either. whatโ€™s the point in all that?!

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