As it happened: Impressive Tyrone KO Dublin in All-Ireland SFC quarter-final
Mattie Donnelly of Tyrone in action against Seán MacMahon of Dublin. Photo by Daire Brennan/Sportsfile
8pm: That was impressive by Tyrone. They are the second Ulster side through to the semi-finals. On GAA+, Marc Ó Sé names former footballer of the year Kieran McGeary the man of the match.
69 mins: Some shooting practice for Niall Morgan who kicks a two-point free to give Tyrone seven-point lead. The hooter goes and Tyrone are in the semi-finals. Dublin are out.
69 mins: Con O'Callaghan kicks a shot short. Tyrone quickly move it up the pitch. Darragh Canavan makes it a four-point lead. Then, Tyrone win the Dublin kickout and his brother Ruairí makes it a five-point lead by Tyrone.
66 mins: Tom Lahiff dawdles on the ball near the D and Tyrone turn it over. That could be a big moment. Tyrone move the ball up the other end and Ben McDonnell fists Tyrone into a three-point lead.
64 mins: Cluxton kicks it wide from outside the 45. Tyrone race up the other end and Ruarí Canavan extends his side's lead to two.
63 mins: Luke Breathnach gets Dublin within one. Dublin now have a free a long way out. Stephen Cluxton is coming up to take it.
61 mins: Tyrone U20 star Eoin McElholm gets his first of the game. Tyrone then win the Dublin kickout but the Dubs quickly win the turnover themselves. Con O'Callaghan kicks a two-point effort wide off his left. Ruairí Canavan is on for Peter Harte.
59 mins: Great chance for Seán Bugler but he kicks it wide off his left. That was a super chance for Dublin to equalise.
Con O’Callaghan scores after only 3 minutes on the pitch🔥
— Dublin GAA (@DubGAAOfficial) June 28, 2025
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58 mins: Conor Meyler is coming on for Peter Teague who appeared to have suffered a head injury earlier in the second half.
58 mins: Luke Breathnach fists a looping pass across goal towards Cormac Costello but Niall Morgan gets his finger tips there first to deny Dublin a goal.
57 min: Paddy Small finds some space, a lot more than Tyrone would have liked. He kicks Tyrone to within one.
56 mins: Niall Scully limps off. He is replaced by Luke Breathnach. Mattie Donnelly feeds Ciarán Daly and he kicks his second point. Tyrone lead by two.
55 mins: Ciarán Kilkenny kicks a point for Dublin. They are one behind.
54 mins: Cormac Costello is fouled by Peter Harte. Needless after the hard work by Kieran McGeary moments earlier to block down Costello. Dublin kick the free short.
52 mins: Nice dummy by Con O'Callaghan. He's on the field just two minutes but already has his first score.
51 mins: Chaos in the Dublin defence. Tyrone have a 45. Niall Scully tried to kick it back to Stephen Cluxton but he can't pick it up. Cluxton did not look happy there. Niall Morgan kicks the 45. Tyrone lead by three. They've also got young star Eoin McElhold on the pitch for Darren McCurry.
50 mins: Big roar from the Dublin crowd. Con O'Callaghan is on.
49 mins: Lee Gannon's shot hits the post, it falls to Niall Scully who then finds Cormac Costello. He kicks the score and Dublin cut the Tyrone lead to two.
BOOM & BANG FOR @DubGAAOfficial ⚡️🤯
— The GAA (@officialgaa) June 28, 2025
Costello nails his 6th! AND O'Callaghan has entered! #TYRVDUB pic.twitter.com/7hw7Gn7WJT
48 mins: Great turnover by Tyrone. They go up the field but Dublin win their own turnover close to goal.
46 mins: Ciarán Daly kicks Dublin into a two-point lead. Good news for Dublin: Con O'Callaghan is warming up. Niall Devlin gets his first of the game for Tyrone. They lead by three.
45 mins: Brian Howard, all on his own near the centre of the two-point arc, kicks it to the left and wide. Dublin are still looking for a first two-pointer in the game.
44 mins: Subs coming on for both sides now. Cian Murphy is on for Killian McGinnis on the Dublin team and the injured Rory Brennan goes off and is replaced by Ben McDonnell.
44 mins: Tyrone back in the lead. Darragh Canavan with the score.
43 mins: Conn Kilpatrick is caught for overcarrying. Dublin take advantage with Paddy Small kicking an equaliser, the first score of the second half. Cormac Costello looked furious with Small. He was through on goal had Small played the pass.
42 mins: Tyrone's Peter Teague is down getting treatment. Good to see him back on his feet now.
42 mins: For the second time in the game, Cormac Costello fires a great goal chance across goal. He caught that one in the first half much better than this one.
38 mins: Both sides have left their shooting boots in the dressing rooms at the start of the second half.
36 mins: The second half is underway. Coldrick gives a free against Lee Gannon but McCurry kicks wide.
35 mins: The hooter blows. Tyrone are still on the ball after two fouls by Dublin. Darren McCurry gets his first from play. Tyrone lead at the break. That was an engrossing first half. Great display of two-point kicking from Tyrone in that first half. They got four. Two from Peter Harte and one each from Peter Teague and Kieran McGeary.
32 mins: Nice play from Peadar Ó Cofaigh Byrne, and he finds McGinnis for another score. Tyrone's lead lasted just moments.
31 mins: David Coldrick indicates a Dublin player touched the ball on the ground. McCurry kicks an easy free for his first point of the game. We would say that could be a confidence booster for Darren but anyone who has heard him speak would know he doesn't require that lift.
30 mins: Cormac Costello has a free wide on the left but it doesn't curl back inside the right-hand post. Tough conditions out there.
29 mins: Niall Morgan tries to emulate Rory Beggan's bomb just before half-time in the earlier game but it goes to the right and wide.
27 mins: Cormac Costello has an advantage. They'll come back for a free. Costello kicks it. The sides are level again. Moments later, Darren McCurry drops a shot short into Stephen Cluxton's hands.
22 mins: Peter Harte kicks his second two-pointer of the game. Tyrone lead by one.
20 mins: Niall Scully kicks Dublin in front.
19 mins: Cormac Costello is really on form today. His fourth of the game has Dublin level.
18 mins: Tyrone take the lead again through Darragh Canavan.
16 mins: Dublin are level. Brian O'Leary, a surprise starter, kicks his second point of the game.
13 mins: Brian O'Leary gets his first point for Dublin. One between them now.
11 mins: Another turnover won by Dublin and that man Cormac Costello brings his side to within two.
9 mins: A third three-pointer for Tyrone. Peter Harte, dropped into the Tyrone starting team just before throw-in, kicks a bomb.
7 mins: Cormac Costello converts a free for Dublin and then then adds a fisted point. Just a point between them now.
6 min: More poor shooting from Dublin as Killian McGinnis drops a kick short into the arms of Niall Morgan.
4 mins: Another two-pointer for Tyrone. This time by Peter Teague.
3 mins: Murchan tears up the field. Cormac Costello blazes the ball across goal. It took a nick off someone. 45 for Dublin. Stephen Cluxton converts it.
2 mins: Great start for Tyrone. Clever play and Kieran McGeary kicks a two-pointer.
1 min: Killian McGinnis takes the first shot at goal for the Dubs but it's wide.
6:15pm: David Coldrick throws in the ball and we are underway at Croke Park.
5:58pm: Ahead of the game, Maurice Brosnan took a deep dive into Dublin's cutting edge: Con O'Callaghan.
5:51pm: There are changes on both the Dublin and Tyrone teams ahead of the game. John Fogarty is at Croke Park for the : Con O'Callaghan stays on the bench for Dublin. Brian O'Leary comes in for Lorcan O'Dell. Peter Harte starts for Tyrone in place of Mark Bradley. Harte's last performance in Croke Park for Errigal Ciarán was one for the ages.
"We got a big wake up call in the first half" 🎙️
— GAA+ (@GAAPlusOfficial) June 28, 2025
Hear from MOTM Shane O'Donnell after @officialdonegal's brilliant second-half comeback 🙌
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5:50pm: Dublin play Tyrone in the second All-Ireland SHC quarter-final of the day at Croke Park. Earlier, Donegal came back from seven points down at half-time against Monahan to win 1-26 to 1-20.
DUBLIN: Cluxton; E Murchan, D Byrne, S MacMahon; B Howard, J Small, L Gannon; P Ó Cofaigh Byrne, K McGinnis; S Bugler, C Kilkenny, N Scully; P Small, C Costello, B O'Leary.
TYRONE: N Morgan; C Quinn, P Hampsey, N Devlin; P Teague, R Brennan, K McGeary; C Kilpatrick, B Kennedy; S O’Donnell, M Donnelly, C Daly; D McCurry, P Harte, D Canavan
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