In spite of their efforts in the closing minutes, O'Mahony's couldn't get the elusive goal that would have drawn the game in Paddy O'Brien Park on Thursday evening.
Dunderry became the first winners of a minor competition in the county this year with this victory over a very talented Saints (St. Colmcilles and St. Pats) side played in perfect conditions at Navan O'Mahony's Trim Road.
After a narrow loss last week to the same side the St. Michaels / Nobber combination got back to winning ways in emphatic style with a comprehensive win over Boardsmill
St. Michaels simply possessed too much fire power for a gallant Blackhall Gaels side in this division 5 semi-final match played in The Deerpark in Carlanstown on Monday evening last.
A period of silence surrounded the venue when the final whistle sounded in sunny Carlanstown on Tuesday evening last following this entertaining contest
Tickets will go on sale from 3 p.m. today online and in selected SuperValu and Centra stores for the Sam Maguire Cup Group Stage round 1 clash between Meath and Cork
Although sitting close to the foot of the league table, St Michael's travelled to league leaders Trim on Saturday evening in the hope of much needed points.
The hosts came away with both points in this J M Food Services, Football League Division 2, Round 6 game played in Paddy O'Brien Park, Brews Hill last Saturday afternoon, May 10th.
Seneschasltown remain bottom of the P.R Coyne & Sons Football League Division 1 after county champions Dunshaughlin earned a nine point win in Fr. Tully Park on Saturday evening.
Another commanding display sees Gourmet Food Parlour sponsored Dunshaughlin close out the first half of the league unbeaten and with plenty of momentum heading into the second half!
Brigids welcomed Drumbaragh to Ballinacree on Sunday morning in Round 6 of the League for a 10.30 throw in to facilitate all available support to get to Croke Park
Dunderry proved too strong for a depleted Ballinlough side in they Division 4 Football League Division 4 round 6 encounter played in perfect conditions at Dunderry.
Moynalvey remain joint top of the J.M Food Services Div. 2 football league table having kept their unbeaten run intact coming away from Tony Callaghan Park Duleek with a fourteen point win on Saturday afternoon May 10th.
Rathkenny's 2nd team gained their first league win of the campaign away to Dunderry with a very good team performance on a perfect evening for football.
Dublin produced a stirring final quarter display at Croke Park on Sunday afternoon to hold off a strong challenge from Meath and claim their 12th consecutive TG4 Leinster Senior Football Championship title.