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Derry weren't good enough in Meath loss - Meenagh
Key takeaways
- Ciaran Meenagh's Derry are out of the All-Ireland after losing to Meath on Saturday
- Derry manager Ciaran Meenagh admitted his side could have "no complaints" after their All-Ireland Championship campaign came to an end with a 1-24 to 1-20 defeat by Meath at Celtic Park.
- "I'm disappointed, we didn't deserve to win so we can have no complaints," Meenagh told BBC Sport NI.
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Ciaran Meenagh's Derry are out of the All-Ireland after losing to Meath on Saturday
Derry manager Ciaran Meenagh admitted his side could have "no complaints" after their All-Ireland Championship campaign came to an end with a 1-24 to 1-20 defeat by Meath at Celtic Park.
The Oak Leafers battled back from an early deficit to level matters at 1-9 apiece at half-time, but were unable to gain control of the contest as Meath progressed to round three as the hosts unceremoniously exited the All-Ireland.
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