Fergal Lynch
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Tale of woe to have happy ending for Na Fianna | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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The preview of any relegation final is always a tale of woe. How the mighty have fallen. Too good to be in this position. Harsh on so many great players. But the reality of the situation is that Na Fianna and Simonstown can have no complaints that they will contest next Friday night's SFC relegation play-off in Dunganny. Of course both sides can point to the loss of key players and the negative impact that has had on their ability to compete with the others, but every team and club seems to be m
Unfrustered Ratoath to see off Dunshaughlin | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Little more than five miles separates these neighbours, but in terms of football calibre there is nothing between as Ratoath continue their bid to reach their sixth Keegan Cup final in eight years. Standing in their way are another of the perrenial contenders, Dunshaughlin, who were off the senior scene briefly, but since their return were one of the sides that halted Ratoath's march to a final and who also recaptured the Keegan Cup themselves. In terms of individual talent there aren't two more
Duleek-Bellewstown could edge Titanic tussle | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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There was such contrasting scenarios for both Clann na nGael and Duleek-Bellewstown heading into their respective final round of group games in the IFC that it is hard to know who will bounce into this quarter-final meeting on a bigger high. Clann na nGael were already assured of their last eight place before they played Walterstown in Trim, whereas Duleek-Bellewstown knew they had to beat Oldcastle by more than four points in Carlanstown if they were to progress. Those totally different scenari
O’Mahonys likely to find Hill too high to climb | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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Meath Hill fancied to repeat final win from two years ago Two years ago Meath Hill and Navan O'Mahonys met in a thrilling IFC final that went to extra-time before going the north Meath men's way. Many leaving Pairc Tailteann that day claimed they had witnessed the greatest IFC final ever, a game that ebbed and flowed and was thrill-a-minute, few could argue with the assessment - that was until last year's decider between Kilbride and Castletown. It is a feature of the IFC in Meath to throw up ta
Summerhill possess enough ammunition to shoot down âCilles | Meath Chronicle (opens the original)
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You have to go the whole way back to 2018 to find the last time Summerhill and St Colmcille's met in the Meath SFC and that occasion was also a quarter-final where Summerhill won comfortably before eventually losing out to St Peter's in the final. Since then St Colmcille's have featured in more relegation play-offs than knockout stages, whereas Summerhill have been in five of the eight finals since that last meeting and it would be a brave man to bet against them making it six in nine. Only a ha
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