Mon, 27 Aug, 2012 - 01:00
Paul Keane
Trailing by seven points with just 20 minutes to go and having squandered several good goal chances, beaten Leinster finalists Meath looked in real peril.
But by full-time they were left savouring another famous comeback victory to keep alive their hopes of a first minor title since 1992.
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