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Caragh Dan Murray runs forward to set up an attack during the AIB Leinster GAA Intermediate Football Final
Caragh have been crowned AIB Leinster Club Intermediate Football champions following a brilliant five point win over Dublin champions Naomh Mearnóg at Parnell Park this afternoon.
It was a magnificent second half from Michael Browne's side that saw them get over the line after a tough game but well contested game.
Caragh led at the break with keeper Michael Behan the main man having made a brilliant save from a Karl Lynch Bissett penalty.
Caragh went three clear after 35 minutes before the Dublin boys came back to reduce the lead to a single point on 48 minutes.
But Caragh came again hitting five points to secure the Leinster title with man-of-the match Jake Corrigan outstanding in that second half, ,hitting four points, all from play and five in total.
A great win for the Kildare champions who now play Crossmolina Deerovers of Mayo in the All-Irealnd semi-final
Final score: Caragh 0-13 Naomh Mearnóg 0-8.
Scorers: Caragh, Jake Corrigan 0-5, Darragh Swords 0-2, Eoghan O'Haire 0-1 (free), Ryan Burke 0-1 Paul Dockery 0-1, Josh Gannon 0-1, Ronan Doorey 0-1, Dan Campbell 0-1.
Naomh Mearnóg, Karl Lynch Bassett 0-4 (2 frees, 45), Tommy Cosgrove 0-1, Shane Kavanagh 0-2, Bearnard deay 0-1.
CARAGH: Michael Behan; Cathal McKennedy, Matthew McNally, Billy Byrne; Conor Sullivan, Ryan Burke, Paul Dockery; Kevin Connor cpt., Eoghan O'Haire; Josh Gannon, Darragh Swords, Dan Murray; Ronan Doorey, Jake Corrigan, Kevin Campbell. Subs: Liam Blake for Kevin Connor (temporary sub 27-start of second half); Austin Nevin for Kevin Campbell (46 minutes); Fergal McKennedy for Josh Gannon (50 minutes); Cian Burke for Conor Sullivan (61 minutes): Dan Campbell for Ronan Doorey (63 minutes).
NAOMH MEARNÓG: Mark O'Connor; Rory O'Loughlin, Eoin Kelly, Darren Byrne cpt; Fintan O'Connor, Conor Archer, Tommy Cosgrove; Sean Hawkshaw, Cian Madden; Jamie Walsh, Karl Lynch Bissett, Shane Kavanagh; Harry Collier, Michael Gibbs, Bernard Deay. Subs: Aodhan Fee for Harry Collier (42 minutes); Bobby Smith for Conor Archer (46 minutes); Frank Doyle for Rory O'Loughlin (53 minutes); Kevin O'Brien for Sean Hawkshaw (58 minutes); Oisin Taylor for Jamie Walsh (63 minutes).
REFEREE: Kevin Williamson, Offaly.
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