Team News U20 Final Dublin v Meath
- Jul 24,2024
U20 Leinster Championship Final
Thursday July 25th, 19.30pm
Kilcock GAA club, Co Kildare
Dublin v Meath
History will be made this Thursday night when Dublin and Meath take on each other in the inaugural U20 Leinster final.
Dublin come into the contest unbeaten having claimed victories over Kildare and Meath respectively while Meath bounced back from their defeat to Dublin with a win over Kildare. Roisin McManus, Aideen Reilly, Jennifer Lynch and Nikki Ennis all raised the green flag for the royals on that occasion as they cruised to a 4-13 to 0-06 victory.
For their latest encounter with the Royal County, the Dubs have made three changes to their starting fifteen from that which defeated Meath previously. Coming into the starting team are Hazel Grady, Clodagh Fox and Cait Phelan. Making way are Niamh Redmond, Leah Pidgeon and Kate Donaghy, with the trio are all named on the bench.
When the two teams meet back on the 4th of July Dublin emerged victorious by four points having withstood a second half Meath comeback. This latest episode in the rivalry has all the makings of another classic encounter and one not to be missed.
The action gets underway in Kilcock GAA club (Kildare) at 7.30pm.
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Dublin team v Meath: Kadie Martin (Erins Isle); Saoirse Delaney (Erins Isle), Rachel Callery (Foxrock Cabinteely), Hazel Grady (Ballinteer St Johns); Lana Nolan (Ballymun Kickhams), Doireann Egan (Kilmacud Crokes), Clodagh Fox (St Sylvesters); Heather Bolger (Ballyboden St Endas), Abigail McKeating (Fingallians); Sophie McIntyre (Lucan Sarsfields), Kate Watson (Erins Isle), Ava Peake (Raheny); Cait Phelan (Beann Eadair), Timea Kovacs (Clontarf), Amber McCloskey (St Oliver Plunkett Eoghan Ruadh) Capt.,.
Dublin panel: Christine Moran (Kilmacud Crokes), Niamh Redmond (Thomas Davis), Amy Clavin (St Brigids), Emma Phillips (Thomas Davis), Leah Pidgeon (St Oliver Plunkett Eoghan Ruadh), Chloe Bryan (St Sylvesters), Neala Bryan (Cuala), Rebecca O’Reilly (Lucan Sarsfields), Sarah Condron (St Brigids), Kate Donaghy (Ballyboden St Endas), Dominique Darby (Parnells). Dublin management: Teresa Molohan, Mark Redican, Ciaran Pollock, Johnny Magee, Deirdre Colgan (FLO), Jonathan Rock.