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Published 15:19 24 Sept 2021 BST
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On an unforgettable afternoon, the forward's long rage goal proved vital as Meath claimed a 1-11 to 0-12 victory against their Leinster neighbours.
Duggan’s crucial haul capped a sensational individual championship campaign for the Dunboyne player, who finished with 3-19 in total. That combined tally also included 1-05 against Cork in the semi-final.
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