Dublin, Cavan, Mayo and Tipperary will contest the All Ireland football semi finals in 2 weeks time after a dramatic weekend of action.
Mayo had already reached the last 4 a week ago when they claimed the Connacht title and Dublin joined them with their usual facile win in Leinster on Saturday when they defeated Meath by 21 points.
The shocks and history making was confined to Munster and Ulster yesterday (Sunday) as Tipperary claimed a first provincial title in 85 years with a 4 point victory over Cork and it was a similar margin in the Athletic grounds Armagh when Cavan ended a 23 year wait to lift the Anglo Celt cup.
With Cavan leading by 1 point going into injury time, Conor Madden latched on to Donegal clearance, Damien Donohoe describes the moment
For Conor Madden it was difficult to put what they had achieved into words
Manager Michael Graham was a player the last time Cavan won the title in 1997 and he remarked it is like a dream to finally get over the line
Cavan will face Dubin in the All Ireland Semi on December 5th but for now they will enjoy their provincial moment with a gentle reminder from Michael Brennan as to what was achieved in the Athletic Grounds Armagh on Sunday the 22nd of November
