Injury time victory for Dublin over Meath

O’Byrne Cup semi-final

Injury time victory for Dublin over Meath
Mon, 19 Jan, 2015 - 00:00
John Fogarty, Pairc Tailteann

Jim Gavin will stick with his experimental side for Sunday’s O’Byrne Cup final against Kildare after they won in injury-time for the second weekend running.

In front of a healthy 7,500 crowd in Páirc Tailteann, Dublin had gone nine points ahead with 27 minutes remaining through an Eoghan O’Gara goal but were reeled in by Meath in injury-time.

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