Cavan had beaten Armagh by nine points in the group stages, and began extremely confidently with a couple of early points. It was nip and tuck for the rest of the first half once Quinn and Doyle brought Armagh level for the first time. AdvertisementQuinn, Trainor and Doyle all split the posts after the restart and it was 0-14 to 0-9 by the 40th minute. Ben Brady / INPHO Ben Brady / INPHO / INPHOOrla Flynn – an All-Ireland winner with Leitrim, where she has also moved – was impressive off the bench also, and Keenaghan was desperately unlucky not to get a goal from three chances, Devlin doing well to control from another delivery the now full-forward just missed connecting with. Keenaghan did get a point to leave the prospect of a smash-and-grab goal, but Armagh held out for a deserved victory.