Meath run out comfortable winners
New York came out second best against an exceptional Meath outfit in the second game in Rathoath. With a final score of 2-11 to 1-05 there was no doubt that New York had been taught a footballing lesson by the Royal ladies. Meath had 2-06 on the board before New York got their opening score from Courtney Trainor in the 22nd minute. Molly Boyle added a second score just in injury time of the first half to leave ten point between the teams at the interval.
Trainor ran in for her second score in the 36th minute before Molly "Melandra" Boyle added another shortly after. Meath were content to shoot for points in the second half with 5 different girls getting scores in the second half. The match had to be temporarily interrupted following a downpour midway between the half. Following this Ciara Griffin got a great goal into the bottom left corner and then added a another point in the 56th minute to finish the scoring and leave the game 2-11 to 1-05 in favour of the Royal county.
MVP Amanda Mc Govern " were a bit disappointed with the result but its a great experience for us to play against the top teams."
Eamon Murray Meath U18 manager "We are delighted for the opportunity to play against New York and we hope they enjoy their time over here in Ireland. We were the stronger team on the day but thats football you win some, you lose some."
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