Dublin were awarded 2 successive 45’s and Richie English converted one for a point to close the scoring of the first half.
H/T: Cavan 1-6 Dublin 0-4
Another converted free by Oisin Pierson almost straight away from the re-start extended the Cavan lead. It was Cavan who were dominating at this stage and their defence were on top.
By the 40th minute, Cavan had added 3 points and a goal (Cormac Wall) to lead 2-10 to 0-4. Cormac Timoney was black carded in the 42nd minute, but it did not seem to trouble Cavan.
Dublin did have a great chance for a goal, but it was blasted wide of the post. Dublin added 4 points to Cavan’s 2 points by the full time whistle. In this period Cavan had 2 other players black carded, but there was no way back for Dublin.

Cavan’s Ryan Coyle was presented with the Millbrook Food Market ‘Man of the match’ award by Dermot Monaghan (Oldcastle GFC)

Overall an impressive team display by Cavan who deserved their victory and have a lot they can build on for the future.

Afterwards the Cavan Captain, Cian Madden, was presented with the Gerry Reilly Cup by Claire Reilly (mother of Gerry)

Cavan: Gary O’Rourke, Ryan Madden, Evan Fortune, Ryan Coyle, Philip Rogers, Cormac Timony, Paddy Meade KDanny Cusack Lavey, Ronan Patterson, Rurai Curran (0-2), Cian Madden (0-3,1f), James Smith (1-0), Oisin Pierson (0-6,2f), Niall McCabe, Lee Reilly
Subs: Cormac Wall (1-0) for Reilly, Daniel Sweeney for Timony, Liam Maguire for Smith, Aaron Reilly (0-1) for McCabe, Ben Brunton for Pierson, Padraig Reilly for Curran

Dublin: James Keoghan, Liam Flatman, Ruiri Kerins, Davy Keogh, Luke Doran, Luke Walsh, Eoin O’Dea (0-1), Karl Bissett, Neil Matthews Richie English (0-3, 2f &45), James Doran (0-1), David Lacey (0-1), Ryan Meeney, Daniel Brennan, Niall O Leary (0-2,1f)
Subs: Daniel Denneher for Keogh, Dara O’Boyle for Kerins, Conor Carberry for Mathews

Ref: Martin Griffin (Meath)

H/T: Monaghan 2-6 Meath 0-4

Meath failed to score from frees on the restart. Conditions were difficult with the heavy rain. Despite the adverse conditions, Monaghan were on target with points from Robbie McAlister and Sean Burns. Liam Shaw again got Meath’s first score of the second half in the 49th minute. Both teams had made whoesale changes for the second half, but it was still Monaghan who were dominating the play.

Monaghan’s, Conor Doyle was presented with the Millbrook Food Market ‘Man of the match’ award by Dermot Hawdon (Oldcastle GFC)

Monaghan could have been strong contenders for the Cup Final had earlier results gone their way. No doubt they will be a force in the future. The scoreline does not show the valliant effort of the Meath team who have potential.

Monaghan Captain, David Hanley was presented with the Gerry Reilly Shield Trophy by Dermot Monaghan (Oldcastle GFC) after the game.

Monaghan:Tomas Marron, Tommy Croarkin, Kalum Mc Kenna, Jamie Shields, Jack Gormley, Ed Walsh (0-1), Conor Doyle, Hugh McGinn (0-1), Dean Connolly, Oisin Gleeson, David Hanley, Barry Kieran (0-1), Cormac O’Connor (0-1), Robbie McAlister (2-3), Sean Burns (0-3)
Subs: Tommy Monaghan for Kiernan, Oran Martin for O’Connor, James Treanor (0-1) for Gormley, Paul Monaghan for McAlister and Kevin Murphy for Gleeson

Meath: Andrew Beakey, Niall Mulvey, Mikey Farrell, Thomas Flood, Sam Reynolds, Eoin Harkin, Diarmuid McCabe, Josh McCluskey, Jack Mc Nally, Oisin Martin, Liam Shaw (0-3, Frank Carty (0-1), Joseph Donnelly (0-1), Robert Smith (0-1), Franky Cullen.
Subs: Jacob Ryan, Keith Connell, Daniel Dixon, Jack Hethrington, Fergal Heffernan, Jake Mc Govern, Jake Hannon

Ref: Alfie Devine (Westmeath)

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Gerry Reilly U-16 FT

Cup Final

An Cabhán

v

Átha Cliath

Ref: Martin Griffin (Meath)

Shield Final

An Mhí

Muineachán

Ref: Alfie Devine (Westmeath)

Millbrook, Oldcastle

H/T: Meath 0-7 Louth 0-5
On the restart, Conal Ahearne pointed to stretch Meath’s lead. Louth then had chances, but were off target before Conor Loughran pointed to narrow the gap.
But the the turning period of the game was when Conal Ahearne pointed and then got Meath’s first goal after a pass from Tom Fadden. This was quickly followed up by a point (Neil Byrne) and 2 goals (Brian Dowling) which had Meath in the driving seat to lead 2-10 to 0-6.
Louth did not give up and responded with the first of Leonard Gray’s 2 goals. In the 54th minute, Meath were down to 14 with the dismissal of Daniel Comiskey (2 Yellows). Despite this the Millbrook Food Market ‘Man of the match’ award winner, Conal Ahearne got Meath’s 4th goal.

Presentation of the Millbrook Food Market ‘Man of the match’ award to Conal Ahearne by Eddie O’Reilly

Louth did not give up and got the final scores of the game with Leonard Gray’s second goal and a Padraig Cunningham point.

A very entertaining game to watch with end to end plays and some great defensive displays especially from the Meath backs.

After the game, Meath captain, Adam Murphy was presented with the Plate trophy by Leo Halpin (Oldcastle GFC)

Meath: Sean Hogan Donaghamore/Ashbourne, John Keane Summerhill, Daniel Devine Na Fianna, Robert Clarke Skryne, Eoin Doogan Gaeil Colmcille, Daniel Comiskey St.Peters, Adam Murphy Jenkinstown, Cian Swaine Clann na nGael, Neill Byrne Dunshaughlin(0-2), Dylan Hand Clann na nGael(0-1), Conal Aherne Ratoath(2-3), Paddy Conway St.Peter’s(0-1), Brian Dowling Trim(2-2), Tom Fadden Ratoath, Darragh Nolan St.Peter’s(0-3,1f)
Subs: Oisin Martin Dunderry(0-1) for Conway, Eoin Harkin Dunsany for Hand, Sam Reddin St. Patrick’s for Fadden, Andrew Gerrard Ratoath for Nolan and Thomas Flood Oldcastle for Adam Murphy

Louth: Lee McDonnell  St Patrick’s, Shawni Dowdall St Mary’s, Martin Hynes Cu Chulainn Gaels, Mark Whelan Naomh Mairtin, Nicholas Browne St Mochta’s, Lorcan Dixon St Mary’s, James O’Reilly Cooley Kickhams(0-1), Shane Byrne Roche Emmets, Eoghan Callaghan Nh Mairtin, John Gallagher John Mitchells(0-4,1f), Fearghal Malone Cooley Kickhams(0-1), Joseph Quinn Cooley Kickhams, Phillip Kirwan St Nicholas, Conor Loughran Cooley Kickhams(0-1), Andrew Curley Dundalk Gaels (0-1)
Subs: Phillip Trainor St Mary’s for Whelan, Leonard Gray St.Patrick’s(2-0) for Kirwan, Dylan Maher St Kevin’s for Dixon, Cian Brady Oliver Plunkett’s for Loughran

Ref: Conor Dourneen (Cavan)

Results of the 3 Finals

Gerry Reilly Cup Final
Cavan 2-12  Dublin 0-8

Gerry Reilly Plate Final
Meath 4-13 Louth 2-8

Gerry Reilly Shield Final
Monaghan 2-11 Meath 0-6

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Gerry Reilly U-16 FT 2015

Group A: Cavan, Meath, Monaghan, Wicklow
Group B: Dublin, Louth, Meath, Westmeath

 Gerry Reilly U-16 FT 2015 Complete Tables

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Rd.1 Results
Gr.A: Cavan 0-13  Monaghan 1-9
Gr.A: Meath 3-12 Wicklow 1-12
Gr.B: Meath 0-16 Westmeath 2-7
Gr.B: Dublin 6-7 Louth 0-9

Rd.2: Results
Gr A: Cavan 2-21 Wicklow 0-7
Gr A: Meath 2-12 Monaghan 2-10
Gr B: Louth 1-13 Meath 2-9
Gr B: Dublin 5-15 Westmeath 2-10

Rd.3: Results
Gr.A: Cavan 2-16 Meath 1-8
Gr.A: Monaghan 6-24 Wicklow 1-6
Gr.B: Dublin 3-15  Meath 0-7
Gr.B: Louth 4-16 Westmeath  1-7
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• The tournament to be run on a ‘round robin’ basis, each team plays each other in their group.  2 points for a win, 1 point for a draw
• Group positions based on score difference in the event of teams on same points
• Top teams in each group qualify for the Gerry Reilly Cup Final  (Cavan 2-12  Dublin 0-8 )
• Second team in each group qualify for the Gerry Reilly Plate Final (Meath 4-13 Louth 2-8)
• Third team in each group qualify for the Gerry Reilly Shield Final (Monaghan 2-11 Meath 0-6)

Winners of the Gerry Reilly Cup to date:
Westmeath     1990, 1992, 1994, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2010, 2011
Meath              1989, 1991, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2003, 2007
Cavan              1997, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2014, 2015
Dublin             1993, 1998, 2008 (U-17 Blitz), 2012, 2013

Winners of the Gerry Reilly Plate to date:
Meath             2013, 2015
Wicklow         2014

Winners of the Gerry Reilly Shield to date:
Westmeath    2013
Meath             2014
Monaghan     2015

The Gerry Reilly Plate Final takes place on Saturday evening (25 July @ 7.30 pm) between the Group runner-ups, Louth & Meath.
Louth had a big win over Westmeath last weekend and will be all out to win the Plate. Louth also had a one point win over Meath in Group B.

Meath have done well having to play with a split squad (2 teams) making up for a late withdrawal in the tournament. They will be all out to turn the tables on Louth this time.

The Gerry Reilly Shield Final takes place on Sunday afternoon (26 July @ 3.00 pm) between Meath and Monaghan (finished 3rd in their groups). Monaghan will be putting it up to Meath after their big win over Wicklow at the weekend and will be buoyed up by their Seniors win over Donegal.
Meath will be up for the double having defeated Monaghan earlier with their split squad, but will have their work cut out by a much improved Monaghan.

Fixtures
Saturday, 25 July
Gerry Reilly Plate Final
Louth v Meath (Millbrook, Oldcastle @ 7.30 pm)

Sunday, 26 July
Gerry Reilly Shield Final
Meath v Monaghan (Millbrook, Oldcastle @ 3.00 pm)

Gerry Reilly Cup Final
Cavan v Dublin (Millbrook, Oldcastle @ 7.30 pm)
Gerry Reilly U-16 FT 2015
Group A: Cavan, Meath, Monaghan, Wicklow
Group B: Dublin, Louth, Meath, Westmeath

Rd.1 Results
Gr.A: Cavan 0-13 Monaghan 1-9
Gr.A: Meath 3-12 Wicklow 1-12
Gr.B: Meath 0-16 Westmeath 2-7
Gr.B: Dublin 6-7 Louth 0-9

Rd.2: Results
Gr A: Cavan 2-21 Wicklow 0-7
Gr A: Meath 2-12 Monaghan 2-10
Gr B: Louth 1-13 Meath 2-9
Gr B: Dublin 5-15 Westmeath 2-10

Rd.3: Results
Gr.A: Cavan 2-16 Meath 1-8
Gr.A: Monaghan 6-24 Wicklow 1-6
Gr.B: Dublin 3-15 Meath 0-7
Gr.B: Louth 4-16 Westmeath 1-7
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• The tournament to be run on a ‘round robin’ basis, each team plays each other in their group. 2 points for a win, 1 point for a draw
• Group positions based on score difference in the event of teams on same points
• Top teams in each group qualify for the Gerry Reilly Cup Final (Cavan v Dublin, Sunday, 26 July @7.30pm)
• Second team in each group qualify for the Gerry Reilly Plate Final (Louth v Meath, Saturday, 25 July @ 7.30 pm)
• Third team in each group qualify for the Gerry Reilly Shield Final (Meath v Monaghan, Sunday, 26 July @3.00pm)

The ‘Man of the match’ award is kindly sponsored by Millbrook Food Market for all the games in the tournament.

Winners of the Gerry Reilly Cup to date:
Westmeath        1990, 1992, 1994, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2010, 2011
Meath                 1989, 1991, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2003, 2007Exciting finale to this year’s Gerry Reilly U-16 FT this weekend
Dublin                1993, 1998, 2008 (U-17 Blitz), 2012, 2013
Cavan                 1997, 2004, 2006, 2014

Winners of the Gerry Reilly Plate to date:
Meath               2013
Wicklow           2014

Winners of the Gerry Reilly Shield to date:
Westmeath      2013
Meath               2014

Louth 4-16 Westmeath 1-7

Louth played into the wind for the first half and dominated proceedings. Five unanswered points Shane Byrne (3) and Ferghal Malone (2) set them on the road to victory inside the opening ten minutes. Owen Kelly kept Westmeath in the game with two fine scores midway through the half but the winners dominated the closing ten minutes. Two well worked goals finished by corner forward Joe Quinn gave the ‘Wee County’ boys a 2-13 to 0-3 half time lead.

Louth made sure of victory inside the opening seven minutes of the second half. Quick fire goals from Conor Loughran and Quinn opened up a 4-13 to 0-4 gap. Westmeath enjoyed a better share of possession for the last 15 minutes and were rewarded with Shane Boyce goal and fine points from Fola Ayorinde and Ciaran Nolan.

Louth’s John Gallagher was presented with the Millbrook Food Market ‘Man of the Match’ award after the game by Seamus Maxwell ( Chairperson, Oldcastle GFC).

Louth: Luke Mitchell, Shawni Dowdall, Martin Hynes, Mark Whelan, Nicholas Browne 0-1, Lorcan Dixon, Jack Murphy, Fearghal Malone 0-3, Eoghan Callaghan 0-1, Shane Byrne, Philip Kirwan 0-1, John Gallagher 0-5, Cian Brady, Conor Loughran 1-4, Joe Quinn 3-0.

Subs: Conor Gillespie, James O’Reilly, Leonard Gray 0-1, Ben Mooney, Philip Trainor, Conor Hoey.

Westmeath: Sean Donegan, Cathal Beirne, Darragh Monaghan, Aiden Robinson, Cathal Bane, Lee Kelly, Enda Cully, Aiden Lynch, Tommy Lennon, Ben Cox 0-1, Shane Boyle 1-1, James Bracken, Owen Kelly 0-2, Cillian Fox, Kevin Stone.

Subs: Fola Ayorinde 0-2, Jordan Nugent, Dylan Rushe, Ciaran Nolan 0-1.

Ref:  Patrick Coyle (Meath)

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Monaghan 6-24 Wicklow 1-6

Before the game there was a minutes silence for the late Sean O’Reilly, brother of Eddie, PRO for the Gerry Reilly Cup tournament.

Monaghan played against the elements in the first half but that did not prevent them from working up a substantial half time lead.

Corner forward Sean Burns tormented the Wicklow rearguard for the opening thirty minutes. The Garden County boys  were first on the scoreboard with a Sean Branagan point but between the 5th and 20th minute the Farney boys had opened a 2-3 to 0-1 gap, the goals coming within a minute of each other from the very talented Burns. Wicklow fired over three points without reply from Cillian Galligan, Ross Coogan and Branagan to narrow the gap but Monaghan finished out the half the stronger. Burns got his third goal and points from Robbie McAlister and Burns gave them a commanding 3-6 to 0-4 interval lead.

With the wind on their backs it was all one way traffic towards the Wicklow goal for the opening 20 minutes of the second half. Monaghan added 1-9 without reply in that period. When Sean Burns hit his 4th goal on the 10th minute the writing was on the wall for Wicklow. The Garden County had to wait till the 20th minute for their opening score of the half. Padraig O’Toole goaled from a close in free. But there was no let up on the Monaghan attack. Half back Conor Doyle and centre forward David Hanley netted in the closing stages to seal a comfortable win for the Ulster county.

Monaghan: Tomas Marron, Tommy Croakin, Karl McMenamin, Oran Martin, Conor Doyle 1-2, Josh Walsh, Jack Gormley 0-1, Padraig Meehan, Hugh McGinn 0-1, Oisin Gleeson, David Hanley 1-4, Barry Kieran, Cormac O’Connor, Robbie McAlister 0-5, Sean Burns 4-4. Subs: Paul Monaghan 0-1, James Treanor, Mathew Ward, Conor McCabe 0-2, Kevin Murphy 0-1, Barry Kieran 0-3

Wicklow: Conor Browne, Conor Nolan, Sean Gregory, James Tyrell, Ian Clancy, Cian Lee, Conal Deeney, Padraig O’Toole 1-0, Sean Branagan 0-2, Ciaran O’Shea, Ross Coogan 0-3, Rory Stokes, Cillian Galligan 0-1, Adam Delahunty, Brian Lambert. Subs: Sam Callaghan, Cillian hannon, Simon Reynolds, Brandon Scully, Tadgh Callaghan

Referee Patrick Coyle Meath

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Gerry Reilly U-16 FT
Gr.A: Monaghan v Wicklow (Millbrook, @ 1.30 pm)
Gr.B: Louth v Westmeath (Millbrook, @ 4.30 pm)

H/T: Dublin 1-6 Meath 0-4

A Tom Fadden converted free on the re-start reduced the gap to 4 points. But then Dublin got the upper hand by adding 6 unanswered points, Meath’s Sean Blackwell’s point was cancelled out by Richie English’s point (f). Conal Ahearne got Meath’s final score from a pass off a 45 free.
Meath were throwing caution to the wind, but there was no stopping Dublin who went on to add 2 goals (Daniel Brennan & Ross McGarry (penalty) and a point to their final scoreline.
Overall an impressive display by Dublin who have booked their place in the Cup Final against Cavan on Sunday, 25th July.

Dublin’s Karl Bissett received thr Millbrook Foof Market ‘Man of the match’ award from Eddie O’Reilly (Oldcastle GFC)

Dublin: David O’Hanlon, Dara O’Boyle, Liam Flatman, Ruiri Kerins, Luke Walsh, Neil Mathews (0-1, f), Eoin O’Dea (0-1), Luke Doran (0-1), Karl Bissett (0-2), Emmet Allen, James Doran (0-1), Niall O’Leary (0-1), Daniel Brennan, Ross McGarry (1-1), Richie English (2-6, 3f)
Subs: Sean Hawkshaw (0-1), Conor Carberry, James Madden, Ryan Meeney, Andrew Doolin, Rian Fitzsimons, Conor Carberry

Meath: Sean Hogan, Jacob Ryan, Mickey Farrell, Oisin Ginnity, Eoin Doogan, Sam Reynolds,Andrew Gerrard, Jack McNally, Josh McCloskey, Frank Carty, Paddy Conway (0-1), Conal Aherne (0-2), Joseph Donnelly, Tom Fadden 0-3, 2f), Franky Cullen
Subs: Conor Heffernan, Leigh Sullivan, Robert Wogan, Sean Blackwell (0-1), Alan Wall, Jake McGovern, Keith Connell, Mikey Mullen

Ref: Noel Hand (Louth)