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Powerful running from underdogs helped to deliver a first provincial title since 2004.
Westmeath have won only their second-ever Leinster SFC after a thrilling 2-28 to 0-26 extra-time win over Dublin at Croke Park.
After a second ever provincial title, the newly-crowned champions head to the All-Ireland series.
After a second ever provincial title, the newly-crowned champions head to the All-Ireland series.
Powerful running from underdogs helped to deliver a first provincial title since 2004.
Powerful running from underdogs helped to deliver a first provincial title since 2004.
Westmeath's memorable campaign draws to a conclusion in Clones as Monaghan defeta the Leinster champions 1-28 to 2-18 to advance to the All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals. Here is how...
Kevin O’Sullivan’s goal in extra-time helped power Westmeath to victory.
Westmeath let a four-point lead slip in normal time but were irresistible in extra-time. They had 13 different scorers across the 90 minutes.
Westmeath's memorable campaign came to a conclusion at St Tiernach's Park as a strong second-half showing from hosts Monaghan saw the Farney men advance to the quarter-finals of th...
The chairperson of Westmeath GAA has described as "absolutely marvellous" the county's Leinster Senior Football Championship victory and the subsequent celebrations.
Mark McHugh's side are riding the crest of a wave at the moment after victories over Longford, Meath, Kildare and Dublin saw them crowned Leinster champions
They led 0-12 to 0-6 at the interval, with Brandon Kelly scoring three points in the first half.
It was Westmeath's third surprise win in a row having previously taken out Division 2 champions Meath and Tailteann Cup holders Kildare
After missing out last year for the first time inn 15 years, the Dubs are back in the Leinster final with Westmeath standing in their way as they look for a first provincial crown...
Watch Dublin v Westmeath in the Leinster Football final (2pm) and Armagh v Monaghan in the Ulster Football final (4.15pm) from 1.30pm on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player.
Festival atmosphere in Salthill as fans of Leinster champions travel in huge numbers.
Westmeath 3-12 Wexford 3-7
Rossies book first Croke Park date since 2001 with dramatic finish as Eimear Smyth leads Fermanagh charge with 1-10.
Armagh, Derry, Louth, Cavan, and Westmeath have also named their teams this morning.
Mark McHugh’s side stunned Dublin to be crowned Leinster champions.
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