Cavan v Westmeath

2022 - 7 - 9

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Cavan v Westmeath: Match result and recap from Tailteann Cup final (Irish Mirror)

Heslin then added a lovely point from play but the lead was short lived as Thomas Galligan swung over his first effort of the day. Sam McCartan then handed back ...

Cavan 0-03 Westmeath 0-03 The hand pass it came from looked a bit suspect but the finish was magnificent. Cavan 0-06 Westmeath 0-06 Thomas Galligan is off after coming in late in the tackle. Cavan 1-13 Westmeath 1-13 What a goal!

Saturday Sport: Derry to face Galway in All-Ireland football semi final (BreakingNews.ie)

It's quarter-finals day in the All-Ireland Ladies Senior Football championship. Defending champions Meath face Galway at Bord na Móna O'Connor Park from 19.15.

At the Women's European Championship, Group C gets underway this evening with the meeting of Portugal and Switzerland in Leigh. In the relegation play-offs, it's Monaghan versus Waterford at 14.00 And Ennis is the venue for Cork's meeting with Mayo at 15.00. The same venue hosts the meeting of Armagh and Kerry at 17.00. They take on Galway in the first of this weekend’s semi-finals, with throw-in at Croke Park at 5.30pm. Before that, there's a chance for Cavan and Westmeath to lift some silverware in Croke Park. They contest the first ever Tailteann Cup final, which throws in at 3pm.

Tailteann Cup final: Westmeath v Cavan updates (RTE.ie)

Westmeath and Cavan battle it out at Croke Park to be crowned the first-ever winners of the Tailteann Cup.

Cavan v Westmeath: Who can take home the inaugural Tailteann ... (Independent.ie)

Hello and welcome to the independent.ie live blog of this afternoon's Tailteann Cup final between Cavan and Westmeath. My name is Seán O'Connor and I will be ...

Cavan v Westmeath: LIVE updates, team news and more for ... (Belfast Live)

Ronan Wallace clinches it for Westmeath with a fisted point and moments later the final whistle is blown - Westmeath are the inaugural Tailteann Cup winners ...

The hand pass it came from looked a bit suspect but the finish was magnificent. Thomas Galligan is off after coming in late in the tackle. What a goal!

Westmeath crowned inaugural Tailteann Cup champions after late ... (The42)

A red card for Thomas Galligan in the 58th minute was the turning point of the game. Cavan were leading by two, 1-13 to 1-11, when the midfielder caught Ronan O ...

John Heslin (St Loman’s), , 13. 20. Niall Crolan (Cuchulainn), 4. 15. Lorcan Dolan (Castledaly), 14. David Lynch (St Malachy’s), 4. 10. Sam McCartan (St Loman’s Mullingar), 11. 6. Ronan Wallace (Multyfarnham), 12. Ronan O’Toole (St Loman’s), 8. James Dolan (Garrycastle), 3. Kevin Maguire (Caulry), Kieran Martin stuck a knife into the Cavan challenge in the 67th minute, only moments after his introduction. Cavan stayed in front for most of the half with some good shooting from distance. Cavan were leading by two, 1-13 to 1-11, when the midfielder caught Ronan O’Toole with a high frontal shoulder.

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Breaking new ground: Westmeath claim first Tailteann Cup (Irish Examiner)

The landmark win, inspired by Ronan O'Toole, means that Westmeath will be exempt from next year's Tailteann Cup - regardless of how the National League goes ...

Loughlin then pointed himself and punched the air in delight as Westmeath found themselves three points to the good. O'Toole was centrally involved in the 28th minute major, the attacker cleverly holding up play on the left wing before arrowing a pass across the goal to Luke Loughlin who slipped but still got a pass away to Dolan who opened out his body and finished soccer style to the top corner. It was high quality fare from the off and the sides were level four times up to 0-6 apiece in an entertaining opening half.

Kieran Martin's brilliant solo goal helps Westmeath edge out Cavan ... (SportsJOE.ie)

History has officially been made as Westmeath lift the first ever Tailteann Cup, defeating a brilliant Cavan side in a game that went right to the wire.

History looked set to repeat itself as the ball was worked beautifully into the forward's hands, and with the goal at his mercy, Croke Park were convinced that we were going into extra time. With a man down, Mickey Graham's team really started to feel the pressure, and eventually it took a moment of magic from substitute Kieran Martin, who jinked and jived his way past the defence, and fired it into the net. An effort that dropped short found its way into the path of Padraig Faulkner, and the full back palmed it into the goal, and looked set to secure his side's victory.

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