Tailteann Cup

Resurgent Laois came storming from behind with a thrilling final quarter at Croke Park to secure their Tailteann Cup final place, and precious redemption.

Sligo's Darragh Cummins and Down's Ceilum Doherty and John McGovern in Tailteann Cup action at Croke Park. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile.

MATCH REPORT: Laois faced Antrim in the semi finals of the Tailteann Cup in Croke Park in Dublin this afternoon.

Odhran Murdock's goal from the penalty spot in the 84th minute ultimately proved the decisive score as Down dug deep to keep their title hopes alive. Last ...

Sligo led 1-6 to eight points at half-time. Patrick O'Connor's 17^th minute goal, seeing Sligo lead at half-time. Canice Mulligan fisted in a second Sligo goal.

Live text commentary of the Tailteann Cup semi-finals as Antrim face Laois followed by Down versus Sligo at Croke Park, Dublin.

Down outlasted Sligo in a thrilling Tailteann Cup semi-final at Croke Park this afternoon with Odhran Murdock's extra-time penalty ultimately proving the ...

Liam Kerr of Down celebrates after scoring his side's fifth goal during the Tailteann Cup Semi Final match between Down and Laois at Croke Park in Dublin.

This is the weekend of the All-Ireland football semi finals so it is likely that the Laois match will be before one of these. Brian Byrne was Laois's hero as ...

14-man Sligo had led by 3 points, but the Mourne-men battled back and clinched the win thanks to an extra-time penalty converted by Odhran Murdock.

Sligo had Nathan Mullen sent-off with 10 minutes remaining as Down edged their way back into the game, forcing extra-time. Odhran Murdock converted a penalty ...

Last year, Peter Healy lined out at Croke Park for the biggest game of his Antrim career. It was a Tailteann Cup semi-final against Meath.

The Tailteann Cup competition has brought Laois fans all over the Ireland this year and the latest stop was Croke Park in Dubin where they travelled in ...

The Laois senior footballers have extended their season into July as they have reached the Tailteann Cup final.

14-man Sligo had led by 3 points, but the Mourne-men battled back and clinched the win thanks to an extra-time penalty converted by Odhran Murdock.

Monday 24th June 2024. Odhran Murdock's penalty in extra-time proved the clinching score for Conor Laverty's side.

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