The Westmeath Camogie Manager reflects on his side's season-ending loss to Offaly.
It was Westmeath's wides rather than a missed penalty that cost the Lake County in their All Ireland Championship defeat to Offaly, according to their manager Padraic Connaughton.
There was just a point between the sides at half time but despite numerous chances to take control of the game, Westmeath's season was ended following a five point loss.
Midway through the second half, Clonkill's Megan Dowdall missed a penalty, and that was followed by a late Offaly goal from Grainne Kennedy to seal victory for the Faithful County.
Connaughton says the game got away from his side when they failed to take their points:
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