Dublin down All-Ireland champions Meath again to lift 10th Leinster title in-a-row

KATE SULLIVAN FOUND the net in both halves as Dublin secured a 10th successive TG4 Leinster Senior Championship with a six-point win over Meath at Laois Hire O’Moore Park.

A rematch of last year’s Leinster SFC showpiece at Croke Park, Dublin opened the scoring with a third-minute point from Jodi Egan only for Brendan Martin Cup holders Meath to fired back with three points on the bounce from Dunboyne club-mates Duggan and Vikki Wall. Duggan broke this scoring sequence with her third free of the tie, before the decisive moment arrived on 54 minutes. After Jennifer Dunne superbly gathered an Abby Shiels kick-out, she delivered an accurate pass towards the unmarked Tyrrell.

Subs: S Wylde for Gribben , N Hetherton for Egan , D Lawless for Nolan , O Martin for Sullivan, C Darby for O’Connor .

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