Dublin see off Meath in Navan to book spot in Leinster final

Ross Keogh was Dublin’s top scorer with 0-5.

FOUR SECOND-HALF points from Ross Keogh guided Dublin to an impressive four point victory over Meath tonight and a place in the Leinster U20 football final.

Dublin struggled early on to deal with Meath’s direct and pacy running with no option but to foul. Conor Frayne was happy to oblige with the resulting frees, two of four first-half points for the towering midfielder. A sublime second half from Ross Keogh who only managed a single point in the opening thirty saw the Sylvester’s man kick four second half points with ease and take complete command of the game for Dublin.

Subs: Joe Quigley for Luke Breathnach [16], Michael McDonald for Tom Brennan [32], Seamus Smith for Eoghan O-Connor Flanagan [38], Bill Costello for Joe Quigley [60].

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