MOHILL ARE BACK-to-back Leitrim SFC champions after overcoming Ballinamore Seán O’Heslins in a penalty shootout to decide a replay which also went to extra-time.
Mohill retained their crown after winning the shootout 4-2, with Keith Beirne, Domhnall Flynn, Shane Quinn and Seán Harkin all converting their kicks.
After playing out a draw last weekend, the sides were still deadlocked at the end of normal time in today’s replay, with Tom Prior providing a vial goal for Ballinamore. It finished Mohill 0-17 Ballinamore 1-14 after extra-time.
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Rathvilly lifted the Carlow SFC title after their 2-10 to 0-11 final replay victory over Palatine in Netwatch Cullen Park.
Kevin Murphy scored a goal in either half as Rathvilly won out by five points.
Toreen are the Mayo SHC champions after a goal from Liam Lavin proved to be the crucial score in the final against Ballyhaunis, as they won 1-21 to 0-22.
Meanwhile, Kilmurry-Ibrickane booked their place in the ClareSFC final after a three-point win over Cratloe, 3-8 to 1-11. Two goals in the first 10 minutes from Daniel Walsh and Daryn Callinan paved the way for victory with Shane Hickey hitting the net a third time in the second half.
In the KildareSFC, Celbridge also advanced to the final after an extra-time battle with Sarsfields. The sides couldn’t be separated at 0-9 apiece at the end of normal time, but Killian Browne supplied a goal in the first minute of extra-time to help last year’s finalists return to the decider for 2024.
There was also extra-time drama in the Wexford SFC as Gusserane O’Rahillys progressed to the Wexford SFC final after narrowly holding off Crossabeg-Ballymurn. Crossabeg Ballymurn were trailing by seven points with just 0-3 on the scoreboard after 32 minutes, but a goal in the 51st minute helped them stage a comeback which forced extra-time. But it was Gusserane who prevailed as Jack Rossiter grabbed the winning point.
And Newbridge advanced to their first Derry SFC final since 1991 after a 1-7 to 1-4 win over Magherafelt at Owenbeg. There was late drama in a dour encounter shown on RTÉ, with Shane McGrogan’s late goal proving decisive. Newbridge will face Glen or Slaughtneil in the final, the other semi-final down for decision tomorrow.
FT: Newbridge 1-07 Magherafelt 1-04
A late, late goal for Newbridge has got them past Magherafelt tonight in Owenbeg and into the Derry SFC final @rte2@rteplayer
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Mohill retain Leitrim title after penalties, Rathvilly crowned Carlow champions
LAST UPDATE | 12 Oct 2024
MOHILL ARE BACK-to-back Leitrim SFC champions after overcoming Ballinamore Seán O’Heslins in a penalty shootout to decide a replay which also went to extra-time.
Mohill retained their crown after winning the shootout 4-2, with Keith Beirne, Domhnall Flynn, Shane Quinn and Seán Harkin all converting their kicks.
After playing out a draw last weekend, the sides were still deadlocked at the end of normal time in today’s replay, with Tom Prior providing a vial goal for Ballinamore. It finished Mohill 0-17 Ballinamore 1-14 after extra-time.
Rathvilly lifted the Carlow SFC title after their 2-10 to 0-11 final replay victory over Palatine in Netwatch Cullen Park.
Kevin Murphy scored a goal in either half as Rathvilly won out by five points.
Toreen are the Mayo SHC champions after a goal from Liam Lavin proved to be the crucial score in the final against Ballyhaunis, as they won 1-21 to 0-22.
Meanwhile, Kilmurry-Ibrickane booked their place in the Clare SFC final after a three-point win over Cratloe, 3-8 to 1-11. Two goals in the first 10 minutes from Daniel Walsh and Daryn Callinan paved the way for victory with Shane Hickey hitting the net a third time in the second half.
In the Kildare SFC, Celbridge also advanced to the final after an extra-time battle with Sarsfields. The sides couldn’t be separated at 0-9 apiece at the end of normal time, but Killian Browne supplied a goal in the first minute of extra-time to help last year’s finalists return to the decider for 2024.
There was also extra-time drama in the Wexford SFC as Gusserane O’Rahillys progressed to the Wexford SFC final after narrowly holding off Crossabeg-Ballymurn. Crossabeg Ballymurn were trailing by seven points with just 0-3 on the scoreboard after 32 minutes, but a goal in the 51st minute helped them stage a comeback which forced extra-time. But it was Gusserane who prevailed as Jack Rossiter grabbed the winning point.
And Newbridge advanced to their first Derry SFC final since 1991 after a 1-7 to 1-4 win over Magherafelt at Owenbeg. There was late drama in a dour encounter shown on RTÉ, with Shane McGrogan’s late goal proving decisive. Newbridge will face Glen or Slaughtneil in the final, the other semi-final down for decision tomorrow.
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