Ailbhe Clancy fired 2-3 as Leitrim won the intermediate title for only the second time in the county’s history.
Leitrim 3-11 Tyrone 3-10 LEITRIM SURVIVED A late Tyrone fightback to win the TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate Football Championship for the first time since they captured their only crown in 2007.
Leitrim finally got off the mark in the 12th minute when Muireann Devaney passed to Laura O’Dowd and she finished to the net. Clancy set Devaney up minutes later for a fine point to put three between the sides. Leitrim started the second half like they had ended the first with Guckian and Clancy hitting points to extend the lead to four points in the 33rd minute. Tyrone were guilty of poor shot selection in the opening exchanges of the second half.
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