Dublin vs Offaly: All-Ireland champs make light work of the Faithful
Con O'Callaghan of Dublin scores his side's first goal, under pressure from Lee Pearson of Offaly
Dublin face Faithful in Leinster SFC semi-final with the Dubs expected to progress with ease.
Dublin
3-22
(31)
:
0-11
(11)
Offaly
Read Michael Verney's report from GAA headquarters:
Full-time: Dublin 3-22 Offaly 0-11
Dublin make light work of Offaly with an utterly dominant display to reach yet another Leinster SFC final.
They will face Louth, managed by ex-Dublin star Ger Brennan, in a replay of last year.
Dessie Farrell emptied the bench in the second half, and showed the embarrassment of riches at his disposal.
For the Faithful County, Keith O'Neill and Dylan Hyland stood out at Croke Park.
Dublin make light work of Offaly with an utterly dominant display to reach yet another Leinster SFC final.
They will face Louth, managed by ex-Dublin star Ger Brennan, in a replay of last year.
Dessie Farrell emptied the bench in the second half, and showed the embarrassment of riches at his disposal.
For the Faithful County, Keith O'Neill and Dylan Hyland stood out at Croke Park.
Ballyboden St Enda's clubman Colm Basquel is found by a Brian Fenton handpass, and he drives a strike beyond Ian Duffy.
Three minutes of time added on to play.
That's 1-1 for Scully, who bagged Dublin's second goal early in the second half.
Dublin add two more points through Lorcan O'Dell and Colm Basquel and we're heading towards the final minutes of an extremely one-sided affair.
Dylan Hyland is successful from a free, taken in a central area.
Keith O'Neill makes way after a stand-out performance for Offaly.
Keith O'Neill makes way after a stand-out performance for Offaly.
Great play from Jordan Hayes, who holds off his man and put his shot over the bar.
Offaly's Cathal Flynn points for the Faithful men, but Colm Basquel responds with Dublin's latest score.
Fenton kicks his first point and Dublin now have a 13-point cushion.
