Marching against Derry and Preparing for Battle
Dublin 0-18 Derry 0-15
Believe. Dublin's quest for All Ireland Senior success moves on with a superb start to the second half putting Derry away. Mark Vaughan continued his deadball precision (6 from 6) and Ciaran Whelan put in another incredible midfield performance, and at the back Stephen Cluxton showed again why he is Ireland's best keeper. A special word of praise to the Hill who gave a fantastic reception to Roscommon's hurlers, Dublin's All Ireland U14 Ladies champions and staying behind to applaud Derry off the field.
With Kerry beating Monaghan the dream semi-final is in place and the Boys in Blue can show just how good they are. The 26th can't come soon enough.
DUBLIN - Stephen Cluxton; David Henry, Ross McConnell, Paul Griffin; Paul Casey, Bryan Cullen, Barry Cahill; Ciaran Whelan, Shane Ryan (Darren Magee (65)); Colin Moran (0-01) (Johnny Magee (70)), Jason Sherlock (0-02), Bernard Brogan (0-03) (Kevin Bonner (60)); Conal Keaney (0-03) (Tomás Quinn (70)), Mark Vaughan (0-06), Alan Brogan (0-03).
DERRY - B Gillis; SM Lockhart, K McGuckin, K McCloy; F McEldowney (R Wilkinson (60)), M McGoldrick, G O’Kane; F Doherty (0-01), J Conway (Patsy Bradley (60)); M Lynch (B McGoldrick (50)), P Murphy (0-02) (Eoin Bradley (35) (0-01)), E Muldoon; C Devlin (0-02), Paddy Bradley (0-06), C Gilligan (0-03) (J Diver (65)).
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