Saturday 31 October 2020
Colm Bonnar’s side suffered a six-point defeat to bring their losing streak to 13 games.
Patrick Horgan scored 2-8 for Kieran Kingston’s side.
Mattie Kenny’s side were 11-point winners at Netwatch Cullen Park.
The visitors went into half time with a 3-10 to 0-6 lead.
The Tribesmen held a three point lead heading into injury time.
Westmeath legend Dessie Dolan played his last game of club football this afternoon.
Colin Fennelly, Eoin Reid and Brian Cody also hit the net in a comfortable win over St Martin’s.
A nine-point win for the All-Ireland champions against Clonkill today.
Denis Ring’s side will now face Tipperary or Wexford in the first-ever All-Ireland U20 hurling final.
Tom Grey’s side were 13-point winners tonight, with Galway up next.
John Meyler’s side face the Cats in the All-Ireland SHC quarter-final.
Colm Collins’ men won by the narrowest of margins at Cusack Park.
Mick Bohan’s netminder is pleased to learn from the six-time All-Ireland champion.
Colm Bonnar’s side fell to a home defeat this afternoon.
Fintan O’Connor’s side bounced back from their opening round defeat to Antrim with a narrow win in Mullingar on Saturday.
TJ Reid was again in top form as the Cats cruised to victory at Netwatch Cullen Park.
The Fermanagh school powered to a six-point victory.
NUIG held on for a one-point win in Tubberclair this afternoon.
Galway’s blanket defence frustrated Monaghan’s forward line this afternoon.
Sean Morrissey and Donal Burke hit the goals in a 13-point Fitzgibbon Cup victory on home soil.
Frank Burns missed a last-minute free from close range for UU.
Martin Kavanagh struck the last of his 11 points in stoppage-time to seal a share of the spoils.
Jimmy Hyland kicked four points for Cian O’Neill’s side.
The Glasnevin-based outfit will finish top of their group after two successive wins.
University of Limerick are into round three of the third-level competition.
Ger Egan scored 0-6 for the winners, who will take on Longford in the last four.
The veteran forward scored 1-1 in a comfortable win at Nowlan Park this afternoon.
Mullinalaghta claimed a comfortable semi-final win over Carlow’s Éire Óg this afternoon.
A late goal from the Hoops striker snatched all three points for Stephen Bradley’s men at Richmond Park.
In a pulsating First Division play-off Drogheda United came out on top on spot-kicks after Shelbourne received two red cards.
Stephen Bradley’s men were unable to find a winner at Tallaght Stadium.
Kieran Sadlier hit a hat-trick for John Caulfield’s side.
Neale Fenn’s side booked their place in the last eight with a comfortable 2-0 win against Shelbourne.
The Rebels looked very impressive as they recorded a 22-point victory at Nowlan Park this afternoon.
Aaron Mulligan’s goal ensured Monaghan took firm control in Cusack Park today.
Ciara O’Sullivan and Saoirse Noonan netted a brace apiece for the Rebels in Birr.
David Dunne and Conor McDonald hit the goals as they ran out 2-21 to 0-16 winners.
Tom Gray’s side set-up a showdown with Kildare in the decider.
Next up it’s Wexford in a last four clash.
Westmeath’s summer ended in disappointing fashion today.
