Mon, 21 Apr, 2014 - 01:00
Paul Keane
Manager Peter Reilly certainly didn’t bow to diplomacy after coming up agonisingly short for the fourth consecutive year in Cavan’s bid for a maiden Cadbury All-Ireland U-21 football title.
Cormac Costello’s 60th minute winner from a free, a score that remarkably put Dublin ahead for the first time, was a most inglorious way for Cavan’s challenge to end.
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CourtsGaaFootballPlace: O’Moore ParkPlace: PortlaoisePlace: Croke ParkPlace: ArmaghPlace: DublinPerson: Peter ReillyPerson: Cormac CostelloPerson: ReillyPerson: Derek O’MahoneyPerson: O’MahoneyPerson: Conor McHughPerson: McHughPerson: Gavin IvoryPerson: IvoryPerson: CostelloPerson: Ciaran KilkennyPerson: Shane CarthyPerson: Jack McCaffreyPerson: Eric LowndesPerson: David ByrnePerson: Paul MannionPerson: Dessie FarrellPerson: FarrellPerson: ConorPerson: C CostelloPerson: C McHughPerson: N ScullyPerson: P MannionPerson: E Ó ConghailePerson: G IvoryPerson: J DillionPerson: E FlanaganEvent: Leinster finalEvent: All-Ireland semi-Organisation: Cavan
DublinOrganisation: CavanOrganisation: GAAOrganisation: CadburyOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: Garda
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