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Donegal v Meath – All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

Posted by Jim on July 13, 2025

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Donegal v Meath – All-Ireland Senior Football Championship semi-final live: Updates from Croke Park as Ulster champions

The Ulster Champion Tír Chonaill men take on the Royals for a place in the All-Ireland final

Donegal boss Jim McGuinness will be hoping he can go further than last year in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship.

By Liam Grimley

July 13, 2025 at 2:00pm BST

DONEGAL takes on Meath in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship semi-final at Croke Park for a place in this year’s Sam Maguire showdown.

Meath have been the surprise package in this year’s Championship, having knocked out Galway and registered wins over Kerry and Dublin earlier in the summer.

Next up for the Royals are Ulster champions Donegal, who will approach with caution, as they look to cap off their stellar season with an All-Ireland title.

Donegal won their place at Croke Park with a win over Ulster rivals Monaghan after a second-half comeback which has become the staple of Jim McGuinness’ side.

Meath came out as unlikely winners against Connacht champions Galway, with June’s Player of the Month Jordan Morris scoring 1-6 on his way to a man of the match performance.

The last time these two teams met in the Championship was in 2019 in the round robin stage, when the Tír Chonaill defeated Meath in Ballybofey.

Follow the feed below for the build-up, live updates, and analysis as Donegal and Meath face off to continue their summer for two more weeks.

Welcome

We’re bringing you live coverage of Donegal and Meath as the second All-Ireland finalist is decided at Croke Park.

Ulster champions Donegal have fought through the hard way for their spot today, suffering a loss against Tyrone to be demoted to the preliminary quarter-finals, where they beat Louth before thrashing Monaghan in the last eight.

Meath have brought the shock factor to this year’s Championship, with the Leinster finalists knocking Dublin out of the Leinster race, beating Kerry in the round robin and eliminating Galway in the last round to seal their place in the last four.

For all the build-up, live action and analysis from Croke Park, follow this feed as we complete the match-up for this year’s All-Ireland final.

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