McCartan goal gives Westmeath winning edge but Cooney acknowledges the need for improvements

2 June 2022

Westmeath’s Nigel Harte is fouled by Laois’ James Finn and Danny Bolger for a penalty

By Damien Maher

Westmeath manager Jack Cooney was relieved at the end of Sunday’s Tailteann Cup opener at MW Hire O’Moore Park where he watched his side grind out a 1-13 to 0-13 victory. They will now face another away assignment against Carlow in the quarter-final next weekend.

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McCartan goal gives Westmeath winning edge but Cooney acknowledges the need for improvements

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