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Brennan's Laois seal place in McDonagh Cup decider with Westmeath on course to join them
LAOIS BOOKED THEIR place in the Joe McDonagh Cup final after a convincing 5-17 to 1-21 away win over Kerry this afternoon.
Eddie Brennan’s side had three goals on the board at half-time and finished with five in an impressive victory over Kerry, who stunned Westmeath earlier in the competition.
Westmeath are back in the race for a place in the final after they left Dunloy with an eight-point victory, prevailing by 0-29 to 0-21.
Antrim, a week on from their thrilling away win over Offaly, finished with 13 men. Neal Peden’s outfit would need a highly unlikely sequence of results next weekend to progress to the decider.
Westmeath led by 0-15 to 0-9 at the interval and they pressed on after the break, with Killian Doyle firing 16 points for the visitors.
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GAA Joe McDonagh Cup Laois Westmeath Wrap