Dublin and Meath to renew rivalry as Dunboyne set up Leinster ladies club SFC final against Fox-Cab
November 29, 2021
Dunboyne's Emma Duggan
Dublin and Meath will renew their rivalry in this year's Leinster ladies club SFC final.
A 78th minute deflected goal from Meath All-Ireland winner Emma Duggan snatched victory from the jaws of defeat for Dunboyne as they edged Tinahely of Wicklow by 3-13 to 1-18 after extra-time yesterday.
The hosts looked to have done enough to win when leading by two points at that stage but Meath teenage sensation Duggan repeated her heroics from the All-Ireland semi-final versus Cork to rescue Dunboyne and earn them a place in the provincial senior final for the first time.
Duggan Drama!
— Ladies Football (@LadiesFootball) November 28, 2021
See @meathladiesMLGF’s @TG4TV All Star Emma Duggan score a winning extra-time goal for Dunboyne at Tinahely on today’s @LeinsterLGFA live stream
The visitors were two points down in the 78th minute when this happened…@SportTG4
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Back-to-back Meath winners Dunboyne, who also include Senior Player of the Year Vikki Wall in their ranks, can take inspiration from the county's historic All-Ireland SFC ladies final victory against Dublin at Croke Park two months ago, as they aim to defy the odds against an all-conquering Foxrock-Cabinteely side, who have won the last five Leinster senior titles, at Kinnegad next Sunday.
Meanwhile, Galway's Kilkerrin-Clonberne will face Leitrim champions Glencar-Manorhamilton in the Connacht ladies club SFC final in Tubbercurry next Sunday after hammering Clan na nGael of Roscommon 6-22 to 0-4.
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