IN NUMBERS | Every detail and stat about Dundalk Young Irelands' run to the Leinster JFC final

LOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP
ROUND ONE
DYI 4-14 Stabannon 0-9

ROUND TWO
DYI 0-14 Stabannon 0-5

QUARTER-FINAL
DYI 0-14 Nh. Malachi 0-11

SEMI-FINAL
DYI 0-11 Roche Emmets 0-9

FINAL
DYI 1-4 Glyde Rangers 0-6

LEINSTER CHAMPIONSHIP
ROUND ONE
Kilbeggan (WM) 0-9 DYI 1-9

QUARTER-FINAL
DYI 2-14 Annanough (LS) 0-5

SEMI-FINAL
TUL-ROS (KK) 0-6 DYI 0-13

DYI CHAMPIONSHIP SCORERS
Jordan O’Donoghue 0-23

Dean Maguire 2-11

Dermot Mone 2-11

Cian O’Donoghue 2-9

Aidan Sheekey 0-9

Cian Ó Náraigh 0-7

Derek Maguire 0-7

Johnny Lynch 0-5

Mark Savage 1-1

Seán McLoughlin 1-0

Peter McStravick 0-3

Óisín McCabe 0-2

Aaron Murray 0-2

Peter Nixon 0-1

Derek Rogers 0-1

Stephen Bellew 0-1

STATS
TOTAL SCORED: 8-93
LOUTH: 5-57
LEINSTER: 3-36

TOTAL CONCEDED: 0-60
LOUTH: 0-40
LEINSTER: 0-20

DID YOU KNOW
- Jordan O’Donoghue and Dean Maguire are the only two Young Irelands players to have scored in all eight of their championship encounters.

- Young Irelands will have three sets of brothers playing on Sunday. The O’Donoghues (Jordan & Cian), the Sheekeys (Aidan & Fergal) and the Maguires (Derek & Dean).

- No Louth team has ever won the Leinster JFC. St. Mochta’s (2009) and Hunsterstown Rovers (2013) reached finals, but failed to get over the winning line.

- Adrian O’Donoghue’s men have conceded just one goal between league and championship all year - against St. Kevin’s in round three of the league, a match they won 1-14 to 1-9. Thus, they haven’t let in a major in 17 games and since April 22.

BETTING
DYI 11/8; Draw 7/1; SB 8/11

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