Mayo battle back to nick semi slot as Cork run riot

Peter Clarke’s Mayo squeezed into the top four in Division 1 of the Tesco Homegrown Ladies National Football League yesterday.

Mon, 08 Apr, 2013 - 01:00

Jackie Cahill

Clarke plotted the downfall of his former side (Dublin) in a winner-takes-all clash at Naomh Mearnóg.

The Westerners ran out 1-10 to 0-8 winners against the Sky Blues to finish fourth in the table – a result that sets up a Division 1 semi-final meeting with champions Monaghan.

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Courts Gaa Place: Naomh Mearnog Place: Summerhill Place: Clones Place: Kinnegad Person: Clarke Person: Aileen Gilroy Person: Deirdre Doherty Person: Cora Staunton Person: Staunton Person: Cliodhna O’Connor Person: Niamh Kelly Person: Natalia Hyland Person: Deirdre O’Reilly Person: Angela Walsh Person: Nollaig Cleary Person: Walsh Person: Rhona Ní Bhuachalla Person: Emma Farmer Person: Sarah Harrington Person: Sinead Doogue Person: Martina Dunne Person: Ciara McAnespie Person: Caoimhe Mohan Person: Therese McNally Person: Gregory McGonigle Event: Ladies National Football League Event: All-Ireland Organisation: Cork Organisation: Tesco Homegrown Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Westerners Organisation: Sky Blues Organisation: Monaghan Organisation: Mayo Organisation: Laois Organisation: Donegal Organisation: Meath Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Clare Organisation: Westmeath Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Kildare Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Galway Organisation: Wicklow Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Armagh Organisation: Leitrim Organisation: Down Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Roscommon Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Antrim

<p>Aaron Gilliane missed Limerick's opening two games of the Munster SHC due to a calf injury while Cian Lynch was suspended for game against Clare. Pic: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile</p>

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