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Dreadnots in a canter
Dreadnots 2-12 St Bride's 0-7 PLAYED on Saturday evening in Clogherhead, Dreadnots had the luxury of county panelists Paraic Smith, Liam Shevlin and James Califf at the their disposal, and raced into a 1-5 to no score lead after 25 minutes. It was 1-6 to 0-4 score at the break. Dreadnots made a quick start in the second half and went into a 10 point lead, thanks in the main to a : Liam Shevlin goal, 2-8 to 0-4.
Mattock on top form
Mattock Rangers 4-13 St Mary's 2-8 MATTOCK Rangers made it two wins from as many outings on their visit to Pairc Mhuire, Ardee. The sides were level at the end of a low-scoring first half by which stage St Mary's had registered 1-3 and the Collon outfit, six points. However, the visitors really cut loose during the second periodm banging in four goals, two of them coming from Robbie Brennan.
'We have to pick ourselves up'
TWO NFL points rather than the performance is paramount for Meath when they welcome Laois to Pairc Tailteann for round 5 of the Division 2 campaign this Saturday evening at 7.30pm.
Holidays are off for Wee County Injured players given a chance
LOUTH will have to put the St Patrick's Day festivities on hold as manager Peter Fitzpatrick has scheduled extra training sessions this week – starting on the national holiday.
Minors lose opening fixture in Breffni Park
DAVY DALTON'S Meath minors got their season off to a losing start when going under to Cavan in Kingspan Breffni Park last Saturday.
Unbeaten Down lead way
Down's narrow win away to Donegal keeps them top of the pile, just ahead of Ulster neighbours Armagh who continue to impress after losing their opener to Meath.
Emmets make most of extra man
Glen Emmets 2-10 Lannleire 0-7 THE early dismissal of Patrick O'Connor didn't help Lannleire's cause as they were well beaten on their own patch by Glen Emmets.
Nine Cooley players score
Cooley Kickhams 1-13 Hunterstown Rovers 0-5 NINE different players, including the entire half back line, registered scores as Cooley Kickhams strolled to their second win at Hunterstown last Saturday evening.
Ladies teams enjoy success
Ladies NFL Meath Tipperary A FIVE-goal scoring spree proved just enough for Meath as they overcame the hosts at New Inn last Saturday.
Inside Gaelic Football
- U-14 blitz produces competitive fare
- Avoiding drop is new aim
- Devlin stars as Fechin's double up
- Joe's young guns remain unbeaten
- Draws get green light
- Third time lucky for Christy
- Royals can take nothing for granted on long trip to Tipp
- B Leagues round-up
- Second-half display angers boss
- Lady Luck deserts Louth once again
- Emmets' stun the Dreadnots with second-half blitz
- Kelly off to a winning start
- Lannleire conquer 'Hill in thrilling tie
- Brian makes his point
- Manager admits game could have been over after ten minutes
- Big wins for Seans and Barrs
- Na Piarsaigh hold Mary's at bay
- Opening day Blues for the Young Irelands
- Minors satisfied with opening win
- Young Reds squander glorious opportunity
- Mixed fortunes for Royal ladies
- Battle is on for coveted sports prize
- Louth out to dethrone the champs
- Ladies keen to get going
- Good Cork workout
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Switch off the life support
In the first of a two-part special, well known broadcaster and soccer fan GERRY KELLY argues it's time to LET THE LEAGUE DIE
