Dublin comfortably defeated Meath in their Lidl National Football League Division 1 clash, showcasing their attacking prowess and securing a crucial victory.
Dublin secured a comprehensive victory over Meath in their Lidl National Football League Division 1 Round 5 clash at Parnell Park, winning by 16 points. Goals from Caoimhe O’Connor and Carla Rowe in the opening quarter set the tone for the dominant performance, leaving Meath struggling to contain the Dublin attack. Dublin 's early lead was further solidified by Rowe's free kicks and a point from Niamh Sullivan, while Kerrie Cole briefly offered a glimmer of hope for Meath .
However, O’Connor's clinical finish and Rowe's powerful strike extended the Dublin advantage to eleven points by the end of the first quarter.While Dublin's scoring rate slowed in the second half, they maintained their dominance with points from Hetherton and Rowe. Meath attempted a comeback with points from Marion Farrelly and Emma Duggan, but Dublin's substitutes, Éilish O’Dowd and Hannah Tyrrell, quickly quelled any threat. Tyrrell's impressive debut, adding two points to the scoreboard, highlighted Dublin's strength in depth. Despite Duggan's efforts to chip away at the lead with frees, Dublin remained in control, ultimately sealing their victory with a comfortable margin. Scorers for Dublin included Carla Rowe with 1-5, Caoimhe O'Connor with 1-1, and Hannah Tyrrell with 0-4. Meath's scoring was led by Emma Duggan with 0-4 and Marion Farrelly with 0-2
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